• VHL

    Students propose new mountain biking trail

    19:36u 16 May - Students of Van Hall Larenstein Applied Sciences University today presented a proposal which outlines a challenging and continuous mountain biking trail across the Heuvelrug…

  • EDUCATION

    University students get their BSc degree faster

    14:58u 15 May - The trend continues: university students are getting their BSc degrees faster. Women still do better than…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Zeppelin comes to Wageningen

    06:21u 15 May - One fine day, a Zeppelin fully equipped with measuring instruments will fly across Wageningen. This could…

  • EMPLOYEES

    Successful knowledge agent in Africa

    16:36u 14 May - Wim Andriesse was a go-between for Wageningen UR in its dealings with African partner groups and…

  • NATURE & ENVIRONMENT

    Cities can be self-sustaining

    07:49u 12 May - Cities can make more efficient use of energy, water and other resources. More emphasis on sustainability…

  • PAN IN NEVERLAND

    Borrow money on street? No chance

    17:36u 16 May - Last Monday, as usual, I went to a grocery store in the afternoon. When I finished shopping and reached the cashier. 'Oh shit,' I…

  • VHL

    Trauma helicopter at Larenstein estate

    10:18u 15 May - Something unusual took place yesterday afternoon at Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences: a trauma…

  • AGRICULTURE

    Rice farmer gathers wild edible plants

    17:48u 14 May - Thai rice farmers in the outlying district of Kalasin gather many wild edible plants to give…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Would-be journalist wins Resource writing contest

    11:06u 13 May - Esther Brouwer has won the Resoure writing contest. This student of Forest and Nature Management has…

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    RESEARCH

    Nutrition prof: Be cautious with publicity

    10:16u 11 May - Nutrition scientists should exercise constraint in seeking the public eye, says Sander Kersten, newly appointed professor.

  • VHL

    Students propose new mountain biking trail

    19:36u 16 May - Students of Van Hall Larenstein Applied Sciences University today presented a proposal which outlines a challenging and continuous mountain biking trail across the Heuvelrug…

  • AGRICULTURE

    Rice farmer gathers wild edible plants

    17:48u 14 May - Thai rice farmers in the outlying district of Kalasin gather many wild edible plants to give…

  •  
    RESEARCH

    Nutrition prof: Be cautious with publicity

    10:16u 11 May - Nutrition scientists should exercise constraint in seeking the public eye, says Sander Kersten, newly appointed professor.

  • BACKGROUND

    The most famous book in Wageningen

    10:51u 10 May - The tulip catalogue is the library's showpiece and Queen Beatrix's favourite work. What is more, it…

  • SOCIAL SCIENCES

    Tax on pesticides does not work

    11:12u 08 May - Taxes and subsidies are not the best ways to reduce the use of chemical pesticides, say…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Zeppelin comes to Wageningen

    06:21u 15 May - One fine day, a Zeppelin fully equipped with measuring instruments will fly across Wageningen. This could happen this week or the next, depending on…

  • NATURE & ENVIRONMENT

    Cities can be self-sustaining

    07:49u 12 May - Cities can make more efficient use of energy, water and other resources. More emphasis on sustainability…

  • PICTURE

    Dissection day

    10:53u 10 May - Government funding cuts have put Alterra's otter research on the back burner.

  • IN THE NEWS

    Marten Scheffer elected to Royal Academy

    15:31u 09 May - Marten Scheffer has been appointed member of the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences (KNAW). He is…

  • RESEARCH

    Has Wageningen become less innovative?

    20:56u 03 May - Wageningen University is no longer as innovative as it was ten years ago. So says the…

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  • PAN IN NEVERLAND

    Borrow money on street? No chance

    17:36u 16 May - Last Monday, as usual, I went to a grocery store in the afternoon. When I finished shopping and reached the cashier. 'Oh shit,' I…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Would-be journalist wins Resource writing contest

    11:06u 13 May - Esther Brouwer has won the Resoure writing contest. This student of Forest and Nature Management has…

  • COLUMN

    Aqua Wars

    11:45u 10 May - 'Oh Paulo! You know what I wanted to say.........'. I did not have time to finish…

  • BACKGROUND

    Exams and dirty nappies

    10:43u 10 May - Normal life is turned upside down for students who get pregnant. Not only do they have…

  • STUDENT LIFE

    KSV balcony on the brink of collapse?

    09:21u 03 May - It looks pretty bad at the KSV Franciscus clubhouse. The balcony of the Cantil is being…

  • EDUCATION

    University students get their BSc degree faster

    14:58u 15 May - The trend continues: university students are getting their BSc degrees faster. Women still do better than their male counterparts, with technical students lagging behind…

  • PAN IN NEVERLAND

    Talkie Walkie V - An Indonesian Flag

    14:23u 10 May - On April 24, I received a message from Ibnu Khamais on Facebook asking me to like…

  • BACKGROUND

    ´Science deprives us of meaning’

    10:57u 10 May - The Resource writing competition was won by Esther Brouwer, MSc student of Forest and Nature Policy.…

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    IN THE NEWS

    Basic grant for Master’s students safe for the time being

    07:58u 08 May - Master's students will keep their basic grant now that CDA and PvdA have joined GroenLinks and…

  • PAN IN NEVERLAND

    Black market in Holland

    15:06u 02 May - Vintage Nintendo games, Asian groceries and the casino of Las Vegas, they seem entirely irrelevant, but…

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  • VHL

    Trauma helicopter at Larenstein estate

    10:18u 15 May - Something unusual took place yesterday afternoon at Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences: a trauma helicopter landed on its Velp estate.

  • IN THE NEWS

    Rabbinge cabinet comes up with its own agreement

    13:54u 28 Apr - Back in November, Resource presented the ‘Wageningen Dutch business cabinet’. The cabinet has now drawn up…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Animal party carried out bee protest on campus

    09:47u 24 Apr - Wageningen scientists should stop denying that a link exists between agricultural toxins and bee mortality, wrote…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Friesland Campina rejects grubby road name

    10:41u 18 Apr - The campus road name De Goor (=grubby) is disappearing as Friesland Campina considers the name inappropriate.…

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    ANIMAL

    Spelderholt leased to leading poultry breeder

    13:42u 10 Apr - Spelderholt, the Wageningen UR experimental farm for the poultry sector, located in Lelystad, has been leased…

  • EMPLOYEES

    Successful knowledge agent in Africa

    16:36u 14 May - Wim Andriesse was a go-between for Wageningen UR in its dealings with African partner groups and international networks for many years. He bade farewell…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Applause for Typical Dutch

    19:25u 27 Apr - The 'Typical Dutch' column of Resource has won second prize in the awards for the best…

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    POLITICS

    Wientjes: ‘Open the door for foreign students’

    20:10u 19 Apr - The Netherlands should move away from the politics of fear, declares Bernard Wientjes, chair of the…

  • STUDENT LIFE

    Easter bonfire on campus

    07:10u 12 Apr - Last Thursday, a mighty fire raged on campus as the Navigators student society held their second…

  • IN THE NEWS

    Wageningen at the Floriade

    10:32u 05 Apr - Visitors to the Floriade horticultural expo in Venlo take a look at the greenhouse at the…

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Typical Dutch

The Dutch art of dialogue

I set foot in the Netherlands for the first time more than three years ago. Wageningen University was my ticket to changing my life and that is how the story goes - my life changed and I did…

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Background

From molecule to meal

Anyone who cooks is involved in fascinating chemical and physical processes, often without realizing it. You can read about these processes and how you can use that knowledge to your advantage in the book The Kitchen as laboratory,…

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Resource magazine

Volume 6, no 18
  • Minister refuses to apologize to Q fever victims
  • The perfect cookie, the crispiest chicken and savoury ice cream
  • ‘Go ahead and hang out the flag’
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