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What is the scope of the Wageningen CRISPR-Cas patents?

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The answer is complicated. See below.

In the picture: Government of Surinam wants to collaborate with WUR

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Minister of Agriculture Sewdien wants to reduce the use of pesticides with…

Citizen’s jury wants gene technology, but subject to conditions

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New breeding methods must serve climate goals and increase access to food.

WUR makes CRISPR-Cas patents available for free

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Goal: using gene-editing to combat hunger and improve food.

A Little Wiser: Is it OK to re-heat spinach?

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You mustn’t re-heat spinach, they say. Is that true?

Wageningen moves up on Times Higher-ranking

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WUR is in 53rd place this year, up 9 places from last…

Summer series sustainable tourism #4

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This year’s summer series focuses on sustainable tourism. Part 4: In the…
quinoa

Pasto reacts differently to salt than selRiobamba

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Wageningen research on two quinoa varieties helps to develop salt-resistant crops.

Our man in Kabul wants to return once it is safe

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Hans van Otterloo hopes WUR’s teacher training programme in Kabul will resume…
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Summer series sustainable tourism #3

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This year’s Resource summer series focuses on sustainable tourism. Part 3: mass…

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