Events

Taking into consideration the issues raised by the intertwining of the European economic governance tools recently adopted by the European institutions, this seminar will debate several questions.

"From Pieces to Picture: Systems Biology, Multi-Omics and Machine Learning in Complex Brain Disorders"

"From Pieces to Picture: Systems Biology, Multi-omics and Machine Learning in Complex Brain Disorders"

The EURON PhD Days is the ultimate forum for PhD candidates to present their research findings, exchange ideas, and gain insights from both peers and senior researchers. Furthermore, this event provides a unique opportunity for participants to expand their knowledge of research and scientific developments beyond the boundaries of their own university.

We are thrilled to invite you to our first event of the year, a special Spark Session co-organised with the Law & Popular Culture Research Network, with visiting scholar Gregory Zinman, who will be presenting his work titled, Public Scenes and “Fugitive Video”: Art in 1980s NYC Nightclubs. The session will take place on 30th January, 2025 from 15.30 to 17.00 at GG76s 1.018.

Are you interested in studying Economics and want to learn more about our master's programmes? Join our online info session via Zoom to explore your options at Maastricht University School of Business and Economics.

On Friday 31 January 2025, Maastricht University celebrates her 49th birthday during an festive afternoon full of inspiration, award ceremonies and music.

Abstracts of papers are welcome. Co-authored papers will be also considered. Abstracts of around
300 words can be submitted to Agustín Parise (agustin.parise@maastrichtuniversity.nl) no later
than 3 February 2025. Shortly after that, the authors will be informed whether their papers are
selected for a presentation during the Roundtable. The publication of a volume including a
selection of papers will be explored, though submission of papers at the time of the Roundtable is
not expected.

"Lock-And-Play: Reversible union between organoids and organs-on-chip"