Sharpening the CRISPR-Cas scissors
PhD candidate Thomas Swartjes is using bacterial sex to improve the snipper…
‘Scientists are never objective’
Young scientists discuss CRISPR-Cas after Zembla programme.
CRISPR-Cas
Should the EU allow CRISPR-Cas?
Four WUR scientists on the question: Should the EU allow CRISPR-Cas?
You win some, you lose some : Eveline Verhulst
Failure is useful. Therefore, this feature is about what didn’t work out.
Four uncertainties on free CRISPR-Cas patents
Student Sophie van Wijk: how to end world hunger with free patents.
Wen Ying Wu wins Cover Prize
Jury and public are in agreement on which is the best thesis…
What is the scope of the Wageningen CRISPR-Cas patents?
The answer is complicated. See below.
WUR makes CRISPR-Cas patents available for free
Goal: using gene-editing to combat hunger and improve food.
Three Wageningen scientists awarded Vidi-grant
The funding enables them to start their own research trajectory.
Campaigning for a law that allows CRISPR-Cas in plant breeding
Young researchers from Wageningen University & Research and Ghent University are fighting…