Networks and centres
Research at FHML is carried out within our research institutes. In specific fields, knowledge and expertise are pooled within cross-institute networks and centres. FHML researchers also work with researchers from other faculties at Maastricht University through various collaborations.
Networks and centres at FHML and MUMC+
Knowledge and Expertise Centre Prevention and Vitality
The Knowledge and Expertise Centre Prevention and Vitality brings together all scientific knowledge and experience in the field of prevention and vitality. The aim is to achieve an even greater impact on society: a healthy society in which everyone has equal opportunities to enjoy good health.
Living Labs
Living Labs are long-term partnerships with local public health and healthcare institutes. Researchers work together with care organisations, knowledge institutes, governments, local health councils and citizen representatives in research projects with a joint responsibility for the health and wellbeing of the citizens in our own Euregio Maas-Rijn.
Maastricht Movement Network
Within the Maastricht Movement Network (MMN), Maastricht University and Maastricht UMC+ bring together expertise in the fields of movement research, healthcare, education and behaviour. We link different disciplines, institutes and centres, thereby fostering translational research into human movement.
Interfaculty networks and centres
Centre for Integrative Neuroscience
The interfaculty Centre for Integrative Neuroscience (CIN) enhances the visibility, recognition and appreciation of neuroscience research at Maastricht University. The CIN acts as a platform linking expertise, infrastructure and lines of research.
Chemistry Centre Maastricht
The Chemistry Centre Maastricht (CCM) was established to strengthen collaboration, visibility and impact amongst the various chemistry-related research groups within Maastricht University.
Maastricht Centre for Global Health
The Maastricht Centre for Global Health focuses on health and well-being in a globalised world and is committed to equality and participation. The centre’s research not only contributes to a better understanding of the fundamental determinants of health, but also of transnational responsibilities and possible measures in the field of global health.
Maastricht Science in Court
Maastricht Science in Court (MSiC) is an interfaculty research collective whose aim is to improve the scientific basis of legal decision-making. The collective seeks to foster a better understanding between forensic scientists, on the one hand, and public prosecutors, judges and lawyers, on the other.