Pan in Neverland
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Wildlife crossings, expensive but useful
- Constructing wildlife crossings is a relatively expensive way to improve nature. Repair of existing nature has a higher return per euro. 0 -
Wageningen in free-fall as ‘student room city’
- Wageningen is rated second to last in the election for best student room city 2019. Last year, Wageningen came in second place. 0 -
Extinction Rebellion: where is the private sector dialogue?
- Students of Extinction Rebellion want more transparency from WUR on its collaboration with the private sector. 0 -
Upfield to start construction of Sunflower after the summer
- Upfield aims to begin building Sunflower, it’s new innovation centre on campus, in September. 0 -
New episode in Nergena solar park soap
- The soap surrounding the WUR solar park at Nergena continues. The Ede city council failed to achieve a final vote last night. 0 -
More grey seals counted
- Researchers of Wageningen Marine Research counted almost twenty per cent more grey seals than last year. 0 -
Blog Angelo: Does WUR’s policy support blood-computers?
- On an all but empty campus, Angelo wrote his thesis on a WUR-computer. An HP computer. That WUR has chosen this brand, puzzles him. 0 -
Self-censorship through Chinese influence
- Researchers collaborating with China are prone to self-censorship, says research institute Clingendael in an explorative study. 0 -
WUR research helps Rijksmuseum restore paintings
- Jesse Buijs designed a machine that allows restorers to see how solvents are absorbed in paintings, to minimise damage. 0 -
The past, the future and the certainty of summer
- I’m technically ready to say goodbye to my WUR account and all related platforms. Technically. 0