Lessons from Glasgow
What does COP26 mean for the Wageningen research agenda?
Climate Summit #7: Amazon
Series about WUR at the Climate Summit. Part 7: Marielos Peña-Claros.
Science
How thick is that soup?
New research shows how we experience the thickness of soup: logarithmically.
Flexitarians lack nutritional knowledge and inspiration
They often don't know how the nutritional value of vegetarian food compares…
Science on the big screen
Film festival InScience visits Wageningen. With commentaries on the films by WUR…
Sharks have long-distance relationships
The starry smooth-hound’s love life is complicated, WUR researchers discovered.
Climate summit #5: Saline agriculture
Series on WUR at the climate summit. Today part 5: Judit Snethlage.
A Little Wiser: How can marine mammals stay underwater so long?
Marine mammals have various tricks for doing that, explains WUR-researcher Sophie Brasseur.
Food transition in practice
Lara Sibbing translated her PhD research into a food policy fairy tale.
More and more research proposals (and rejections)
Universities are not doing enough to reduce the number of research proposals…