Schrödinger’s carbon: The hidden uncertainty in every net-zero planBillions of tons of carbon dioxide are being classified as 'dealt with' in global climate plans before anyone can know whether that is true. UT Researcher Rosalie Arendt has given a name to this problem in a new Nature Correspondence: Schrödinger’s carbon.Read more
Rising temperatures can delay the arrival of springWarmer temperatures are often expected to make plants start growing earlier; that is what scientists have long assumed. But ITC researcher Siqi Shi tells a more complex story. Analysing decades of satellite data across Africa and beyond, she shows that once temperatures exceed a plant’s optimal growth threshold, further warming delays rather than advances the start of the growing season.Read more
Schrödinger’s carbon: The hidden uncertainty in every net-zero plan
Rising temperatures can delay the arrival of spring
Call to Contribute: Show Your SDG Impact at the University of Twente
Retrospective of the UT Climate Event 2025
Using Water Credits to help companies manage water better
New ways to value water
Second annual UT Climate Event on Wednesday 5 November 2025
Sustainability Week 2025: help drive change for a Sustainable Future
Mina Shahi appointed Portfolio Lead Energy Transition and Innovation at UT Climate Centre
Climate Centre launches knowledge-in-action project because of drought in Twente
Barbara Kump appointed as UT’s KIN Pact Ambassador
Drought and scarcity: challenges and solutions
