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Scientists from Maastricht University (UM) and researchers from Denmark and Germany have developed a new technique to accurately determine both the location and identity of lipids in bodily tissues in a single workflow. Lipids are essential molecules in every cell of our body and intimately involved in many important biological functions. 

Fundamental research on the repair process involved in tissue damage

The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) is allocating more than 17 million euros in subsidies for the further development of a Dutch network for electron microscopy (NEMI). Almost 5 million of this will go to UM. From Maastricht, the M4I institute of university professors Ron Heeren (mass spectrometry) and Peter Peters (cryo-electron microscopy) is one of the initiators of NEMI.

MUMC+ presents eHealth applications to Indian delegation

CIN new interfaculty cooperation for Integrative Neuroscience launched

Returning to the labour market is a process that requires a human approach (inaugural lecture Angelique de Rijk).

Maastricht University is a partner on a Future Emerging Technologies (FET) Flagship proposal focused on 'Personalised Health Care'. The Personalised Health Care Initiative is a large-scale scientific and technological proposal that will address the grand challenge of developing regenerative, precision and personalised medicine to improve the quality of life of billions of patients worldwide.

PhD research by Tom Houben at the Maastricht UMC+.

Brain tissue completely regenerates in four to five weeks (news MUMC+).