ESRIG - Energy and Sustainability Research Institute Groningen
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Professor Nasser Kalantar explains the benefits of nuclear energy in the media
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Associate Professor Machteld van den Broek hosts IEAGHG CCS Cost Network meeting
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Second International Conference on New Pathways
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Research of associate professor Eize Stamhuis shows wobbling blades cause breakthrough in wind energy
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Never before has so little sea ice been measured around AntarcticaProfessor Richard Bintanja involved in research
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ESRIG professor Wouter Peters appointed as a member of the Scientific Climate Council (WKR)
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A tribute from em. professor Ton Schoot Uiterkamp to late professor Berendsen
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CIO researchers contribute to a new study; the largest to date of ancient Europeans’ DNA
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ESRIG scientist Sanderine Nonhebel amongst most talented women
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Unnecessary burden of war. Governments react inefficiently to soaring energy prices
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Researchers develop new carbon dating method
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Associate professor Sanderine Nonhebel was at the National Protein Debate
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Dr. Johannes Miocic is Outstanding Early Career Scientist
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Associate professor Machteld van den Broek teaches Lions
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ESRIG is the proud owner of the only Gas Chromotograph in the Netherlands
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Supermarkets will stop flying in fruit and vegetables, but does that really help the climate?
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Splendid ESRIG symposium also honours em. professor Ton Schoot Uiterkamp
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Professor Nasser Kalantar-Nayestanaki new ESRIG Director
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CIO lab dated specific material from the sword of Grutte Pier
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Inspiring excursion to the historic landscape of the Drentse Aa
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China’s cities are leading the way on carbon reduction
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UK leading Academy of Social Sciences conferms honorable award to professor Klaus Hubacek
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Farewell symposium Henny van der Windt
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Engineers create perching bird-like robot
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Powering AgriFood Grant for Prof PV Aravind
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Europeans in the Americas 1000 years ago | Nature article
Based on the vision that abundant and cheap supply of energy is one of the most positive things that ever happened to humanity, and that the continuation (and extension) of this supply is crucial and at the same time threatened, ESRIG has formulated its mission "Contribute to sustainable energy utilization and resource exploitation in the coming century for more people" >>> read more.
