The walrus in the Netherlands: here to stay?
Dozens of seals and walruses are in search of new habitats.
PhD theses in a nutshell
Yellower rice, poplar with a memory and home test for pets.
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Living Lab uses family chats to study Christmas dinner
For its research on culinary, family and cultural heritage.
‘Eight-o’clock news decision obviously affected election outcome’
Strategic Communications Professor Rens Vliegenthart reviews the electoral campaign.
Martian soil in Soil Museum
Exhibition of virtual soil sparks thoughts about the nature of soils.
Koen de Koning’s crane radar super busy
Tens of thousands of cranes are currently airborne. Crane radar consulted frequently.
Civilisations have a 200-year average lifespan
States come and go according to a pattern, a team around Marten…
A life devoted to crops
Professor of Crop Physiology Paul Struik is retiring.
Live & learn: Cristina Llavata Peris
Failure is useful. Therefore, this feature is about what didn’t work out.
‘Fake news less damaging than assumed’
The Science Café focused on fake news. Here’s what you need to…