Pan in Neverland
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Ceci n’est pas a writer’s block
- Writing a short column can be more challenging than it seems. Especially when you have no theme assigned and complete topic freedom.... 0 -
Much room for improvement in cassava farming in Africa
- African farmers could increase their cassava yield threefold if they improve their management and cultivation conditions. This is the conclusion of a... 0 -
Mucous membrane in gills keeps fish healthy
- Fish poop in the very water from which they obtain their oxygen. How do they stay healthy? Through an ingenious and sensitive system in the gills. 2 -
WUR invests heavily in artificial intelligence
- WUR will invest heavily in data sciences and artificial intelligence (AI) over the next five years. Three additional professors, six part-time experts... 1 -
Wadden Sea experiment in your parents’ wine cooler
- What to do when your field research on Texel is cancelled due to corona? Simply order some invasive algae, make some seawater, and confiscate your... 0 -
Meet our new blogger Livia Franssen
- Livia Franssen (19) is going to blog for Resource. She is a second-year master’s student of Environmental sciences and lives at Droevendaal.... 0 -
Unemployed alarm clock
- Last week, it was time for a new alarm clock—a real one. 0 -
Sunscreens damage coral
- Sunscreens containing oxybenzone reduce the vitality of coral reefs, shows research at WUR. 0 -
Upfield wants R&D centre on campus
- Upfield wants an R&D center on the Wageningen campus. Upfield is the former margarine branch of Unilever. 0 -
University registrations are down
- WUR is expecting a small drop in the number of firstyear Bachelor’s students. The registration figures for Master’s students are even more... 0