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Aurélie Carlier receives the Athena Award. This award is for exceptional female researchers who serve as role models through their successful scientific careers.

Interesting new findings in the report 'The Labour Market by Education and Occupation until 2030' from the Research Centre for Education and the Labour Market (ROA) at Maastricht University.

What happens to the universal rights of a child when their home is a “de-facto” state—a political entity that has all the hallmarks of nationhood, yet is not officially recognised? And who bears legal and moral responsibility for these children when war breaks out? These issues lie at the heart of the...

Congratulations to the NUTRIM Poster Award winners 2025 Roxanne Eurlings and Irene Gosselink and Thesis award winner Bas van Hooren

Irene Gosselink, PhD from the NUTRIM department Pharmacology & Toxicology researches the impact of micro- and nanoplastics on our respiratory system.

24-hour Conference on Global Organized Crime 2025

YoungCB is a network group designed for Early Career Researchers in Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, providing valuable opportunities for MSc students, PhD candidates, and postdocs to connect and collaborate.

Members of Translational Genomics together with the TransQST consortium published a high impact paper in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery. It highlights the advancements in the development of in vitro models for predicting drug toxicity, with recommendations for their application in drug discovery.

Bert Smeets and his team has received a €50,000 donation from Join4Energy to advance their pioneering research using mesoangioblasts derived from the patient’s own body.

On November 24, 2025, secondary schools (VO) and higher education institutions (HO) in Brabant and Limburg will sign up for the Education Network South Netherlands: one VO-HO network that will improve the flow of students to further education and reduce dropout rates.