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If you start working less, it will also affect pension accrual. You will have less to spend after you retire. Employees do not give this enough thought.
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With the tear fluid research set up by Marlies Gijs, she is doing groundbreaking work.
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Fossil subsidies undermine climate policy, says Patrick Huntjens and other colleagues in an opinion article.
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Obligation for energy label C for offices seems to have desired effect
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Cutting-edge magnetic and acoustic levitation will bioprint heart models to improve protections against radiation in space and on Earth.
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Type I diabetes is an autoimmune disease in which the body's own insulin-producing cells, located in the islets of Langerhans, are destroyed by the body itself. Instead of continuous insulin injections, patients have the option of clinical islet transplantation. This involves placing donor islets in...
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A breakthrough in cultured meat research-animal component free production
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Professor Harry Hummels, Professor of Ethics, Organizations and Society, emphasizes the importance of dialogue about this with stakeholders. In one of his latest papers, People in Chains, he aims to start a movement from "people in economic chains" to "fellow people in value(s) chains.
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ousing market researcher Linde Kattenberg of Maastricht University does not expect first-time buyers to be able to go bargain hunting yet.
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Patients admitted to hospital due to a severe COVID-19 infection exhibit no evidence of brain damage caused by the disease. This is the conclusion of an extensive study led by Maastricht University.