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On Wednesday, February 18, the Groningen City Council formally adopted the area vision for the Healthy Ageing Campus. This is an important milestone, as this area vision provides a framework for the further development of the campus and its connection with the surrounding area.

Everyone has a Philips product in their home. This episode of the podcast RUG & Co. focuses on the collaboration between the University of Groningen and Philips. The key question is: what role does the university play for the industry sector in the Northern Netherlands?

Disaster events often produce long-term impacts that persist well beyond the acute phase. In his research, Michel Dückers explores how exposure to threats and disasters shapes the lives of individuals over time.

In the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) near Geneva, Switzerland, protons collide with each other at almost the speed of light. Physicists from the University of Groningen use these collisions to study the fundamental building blocks of matter, in their search for signs that could point to new physics.

Tumor gone, but where are the words? Vânia de Aguiar and her team are investigating speech and language problems in children who have had a tumor in the cerebellum.

An important step has been taken: yesterday, the University of Groningen (UG), the Hanze, ACLO, Hegeman and BAM signed an agreement for the construction of the new Sports Center on the Zernike Campus.

The UG will receive EUR 670.000 for developing a digital platform