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Air conditioners are not always the best solution to cope with heat, says Hannah Pallubinsky, Assistant Professor of Nutrition and Movement Sciences at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. A much better approach is to gradually acclimatise yourself to the heat or take a siesta.

Eight universities and universities of applied sciences are developing e-learning modules for the Dutch higher education sector to help reduce sexual misconduct and sexually inappropriate behaviour.

The publication of the Maastricht University Sustainability Report 2025 marks an important milestone in the university’s sustainability journey. We are proud that our research group contributed to this effort.

Maastricht University and Radboud University are diving deeper into smart technologies for the elderly. How can we ensure these technologies are not only smart, but genuinely meet the needs of the people who live with them?

Multiple researchers of the Faculty of Law received funding by Studio Europa Maastricht. These fundings aim to support interdisciplinary, Europe-focused research and outreach initiatives

As a Digital Transformation and AI Consultant at Eurolink, Tara Miranović can’t help noticing how much she gained from Maastricht University’s system of Problem-Based Learning (PBL). The sessions she now runs with clients closely resemble the tutorials during her studies.

The team will organise an interdisciplinary workshop bringing together international scholars from a range of disciplines and geographical backgrounds. The workshop will be complemented by outreach activities, including opinion articles, video recordings, and a podcast.

Henrique Marcos (Senior Lecturer in the Foundations of Law department) and Sarah Tas (Assistant Professor in the Public Law department) have received a Veni grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO).

Congratulations! NUTRIM Postdoc Dr. Wouter van de Worp received a NWO Veni grant. His Veni project focuses on cancer cachexia and muscle wasting.

The award recognises exceptional work by early-career researchers while honouring her enduring contributions to the study of labour markets, welfare states and comparative political economy, as well as her longstanding commitment to supporting the next generation of scholars.