High-tech robots and laser scanners: this laboratory is where the food of the future is being discovered.
A remarkable world of high-tech robots, laser scanners, climate chambers, and other advanced equipment is hidden inside an inconspicuous, windowless building at Utrecht Science Park—a world entirely focused on the question of how to feed the global population in 2050.
Vilnius-Utrecht Center opens as a hub for emerging research leaders in Advanced Disease Modeling
A new international research hub has officially opened its doors: the Vilnius–Utrecht Center for Advanced Disease Modeling. This strategic initiative unites Vilnius University in Lithuania (in close partnership with Vilnius University Hospital Santaros Klinikos), UMC Utrecht, and Utrecht University . Its mission is to build an internationally competitive translational research environment that accelerates discovery, diagnostic innovation, and personalized medicine.
Princess Máxima Center and International Atomic Energy Agency join forces to improve radiotherapy treatments for children
In the presence of Her Majesty Queen Máxima, representatives of the Princess Máxima Center and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) today signed a four-year partnership aimed at improving practical knowledge on the use of radiotherapy for children with cancer.
Wennink plan: Life Sciences and biotechnology are important growth drivers for the earning capacity of the Netherlands
The Dutch Life Sciences and biotechnology sector can make a much larger contribution to the Netherlands’ economic strength. This is shown in a new growth strategy presented today as part of Peter Wennink’s advisory report. The report also highlights Utrecht Science Park as one of the key innovation locations and sources of progress and growth.
