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Maastricht University enrolment remains stable
For the second consecutive year, the total number of students at Maastricht University has remained stable, standing at approximately 23,000.
EU grant to co-create pioneering research in ethical AI for healthcare
Prof. Dominik Mahr leads the ‘JustHealth’ project, focused on ethical and inclusive AI in healthcare. In April, the consortium received a €2.3 million Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions grant.
Hospital plastic gets a second life: €3 million grant opens door to greater circularity in healthcare
What began as a local pilot in the operating theatres of Zuyderland Medical Centre has now grown into a European initiative with global potential. The CIRHECA project is officially underway. Its mission: to stop burning clean plastic in hospitals.
Dongning Ren awarded ERC grant for her research proposal on ostracism
Dr. Dongning Ren from the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience was awarded a highly competitive ERC grant for her project: Using a principled causal approach for causal queries: the Ostracism Causal Project.
Dr. Anjusha Mathew uses mass spectrometry and cryo-EM to gain insights in complex protein structures
Recently, Anjusha Mathew received a major grant for her research, in which she links mass spectrometry with cryo-electron microscopy – something that could change our understanding of complex protein structures.
Pure ecological harm – how much should it cost to burn a forest?
Cenay Akin studies how our legal system can better address pure ecological harm – damage to nature without a clear owner or market value.
