The irony of the science cruise

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Science
A cruise to the Arctic or Antarctic in which you help with scientific research sounds like the ideal combination. Or is it basically greenwashing?

Hora Est. Richard Visser retires

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Richard Visser, professor of Plant Breeding, is retiring.

Five years of quality agreements: what education cash was spent on

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Organisation
When the student loan system was introduced, it freed up funds that…

Social without media

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Student
They do exist: young people who don’t use social media or a…

Jack prints the perfect soldier’s snack

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Nutritious soldier snacks from a 3D printer.

How do you decolonialize WUR?

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WUR’s colonial past is undeniable and substantial.

Why walking interviews?

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Why do something indoors if it’s better done outdoors?

Experiencing nature ‘in the laboratory of the mind’

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As a teacher said: ‘There are more worldviews than the ones we…
Martijn Duineveld: ‘Serious investments are currently being made in fossil fuel infrastructure projects such as the transportation of Co2 out to sea. That way you restrict the possibilities for saying goodbye to that fossil industry.'The photo shows the first drilling for Co2 storage under the North Sea, near the sea wall on the Maasvlakte (15 April 2024). Photo PorthosCO2

Collective researches climate obstructors

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Science
Research network that Martijn Duineveld belongs to, aims to expose the mechanisms…

‘Our food system has got out of control’

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The NPO TV series Food for Thought aims to prompt a debate…