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- ‘Brave of Albert Heijn to reward sustainability’
- Berendse new director of valorization Sebastiaan Berendse is to be the new director of Valorization at Wageningen University & Research. On 1 March he will launch a new department of Valorization.
- Biobased economy is worth more than 38 billion euro We are always talking about the biobased economy, but how large is it really? Economist Wim Heijman calculated it.
- The British in Wageningen are uncertain over Brexit The referendum in the UK is dominating the news. The British will vote on June 23rd to leave or remain in the EU. The poll leaves some British at the university uncertain about the...
- Cutback option: economize on DLO Tuition fees could be doubled in ten years’ time and spending on DLO and other research institutions could go down by 20 percent. These are a couple of the options for economizing ...
- International PhD students supply money International PhD students are favourable for the Dutch economy. Through taxes they repay more than the state pays for their PhD.
- A hub of enterprise There is a corner of the campus where enterprising students and fresh graduates gather every day. For a year now StartHub Wageningen has provided them with a place where they can l...
- LEI answers ‘best question 2015’ Can the Netherlands be self- sufficient? The magazine Quest thought this was the best readers question of 2015. LEI researcher Petra Berkhout answers an important part of that ques...
- Large delegation visits China This week ten employees are visiting China to tell the king, queen and the trade delegation about the activities of Wageningen UR in that country.
- Plant-e among most innovative companies worldwide Plant-e, a spin-off of Wageningen University, is one of the most innovative technology companies in the world, according to the World Economic Forum.