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Student house cats
- Some of them have been in the house longer than the oldest human resident. They attend parties or go along to the pub. And thanks to international... 3 -
A world without waste: students put circular economy on the agenda
- Master’s students with an interest in the circular economy have taken matters into their own hands. They were not impressed by the coverage of... 0 -
Life, but not as we know it
- In the basement of Atlas, cameras using time lapse photography are recording the growth of plants. For the first time, both above and below ground.... 0 -
The new food coalition
- There is almost a majority in The Hague in favour of a ministry of Food. Six parliamentary parties see such a ministry as the key to a new, integral... 0 -
Bachelor’s degrees go international
- A small selection of Wageningen Bachelor’s degree programmes will probably be taught in English from 2018. The programmes see this as another... 0 -
The same sample for everyone
- Hundreds of laboratories around the world analyse soil or water samples. The fact that there is no need to doubt their results has to do with the WUR... 0 -
‘Around 1800 farmers were ahead of us’
- Plant researcher Frans Aarts worked for many years on the question of how dairy farmers could make optimal use of their land, crops and fertilizer. To... 1 -
Storm in a packet of sprinkles
- Ink residues can get into our food from packaging made of recycled paper. How harmful that is, we don’t know. ‘In decades toxicologists... 0 -
Dodgy internship locations
- Who would want to do an internship in Iraq or Nigeria? Students on the Disaster Studies Master’s track. They feel they should do research in... 0 -
German student lives in a tent at Droef for six weeks
- Your dorm room will not be available for another month, but your lectures already started. What are your options? Sleep on the couch at a... 0