Magical shrinkage
Researcher develops tubes that shrink rather than buckle when twisted.
Nano-fungi made of sand and salt
Science article inspired students to create an autumn scene.
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‘Feed your gut, eat fibres’
Intestines fare better with fibres disguised as fruits and vegetables.
Bacteria produce vitamin B12 in byproduct of beer
These essential vitamins are now delivered by animal products and supplements.
Tracking plant growth in 4D
The greenhouses on the WUR campus now have BABETTE, a device that…
Put it in full sun
Medicinal cannabis yields increase in proportion to the amount of light on…
Showcasing the maths experts
The Biometris mathematicians and statisticians step out of the shadows with a…
Living with beavers
It is over three decades since the beaver was reintroduced in the…
What if the vegetarian option is the default option on the menu?
Researchers were able to use a restaurant for a real-life experiment.
PhD theses in a nutshell
Leakage, mosquitoes' preferences and growth.