Marie Curie Post-Doc positions within EIPIN Innovation Society
EIPIN Innovation Society, an EU-funded Horizon 2020 research project on the role of intellectual property in innovation, offers its network as the basis for individual fellowships under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions. If you have finished your PhD or have 4 years of full-time research experience, you can apply to a Post-Doc fellowship under the following call.
Note that the deadline is 12 September 2018. If you are interested, visit eipin-innovationsociety.org and contact one of the participating academic institutions in order to find out whether your proposal fits our research interests and the programme's objectives.
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Dean Peter Møllgaard on the value of university rankings
Wednesday, May 22, 2019Read moreEach year, various publications such as the Financial Times and Times Higher Education release university rankings, rating schools on various criteria to indicate which programmes offer the best educational investment. Although there are differing views on what these ratings actually reveal, Peter Møllgaard, SBE’s Dean for the last year, believes they are quite valuable.
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Valérie Beulen wins the ‘Stichting Beer impuls’ thesis prize 2019
Friday, May 17, 2019Read moreOn 14 May 2019 the jury of ‘Stichting Beer impuls’ awarded the 2019 thesis prize to author Valérie Beulen and the winning department, Maastricht University. She received this prize for her thesis entitled ‘De Hoge Raad en het beschermingsbereik voor particuliere medebezitters van gebrekkige roerende zaken: the damage lies where it falls’.
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