Worlds of Wonder: citizens invited to help research the history of microscopy
Citizens can join an online crowdsourcing initiative of the MUSTS research group of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Citizens can join an online crowdsourcing initiative of the MUSTS research group of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
On Friday 26 April Ernst Homburg will hold his valedictory lecture entitled: “Verhalen van de Oude Berg: wetenschap, techniek, industrie en politiek in de Euregio”.
Christoph Rausch will present his paper "Better than Gold? Art in Storage Spaces of the 21st Century" in the lecture series of the Institute of Art History and Historical Urban Studies at TU Berlin.
Student Radio Maastricht (SRM) is a platform that facilitates students who want to produce audio podcasts. Soon, they will get their first hour of traditional airtime on RTV, Maastricht’s local radio station.
Students for a good cause
The MACCH/NACCA conference was reviewed by the German Verband der Restauratoren: "Bridging the Gap – Forschungsprojekte als Brücke zur interdisziplinären Zusammenarbeit?"
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Theresa Thoma-Lürken, postdoctoral researcher within the research line Ageing and Long-Term Care, was awarded the UM Valorisation Prize 2019 for the quality of her valorisation chapter in her dissertation.
The project “Roadmap and factsheet for the recognition of qualifications for highly demanded professions” is aimed at creating two practical documents per highly demanded profession aimed at boosting cross-border mobility and employability by improving recognition. The project was submitted by the...
Frank Nijpels is working on the Vitrojet, a new device that prepares samples for a form of electron microscopy that received the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
As of 1 March 2019, Prof. Britta Böhler has been appointed Professor of Legal Professions & Ethics. The chair is part of the Department of Foundations and Methods of Law. The establishment of this chair is in line with the faculty’s policy to further strengthen the range of skills of our graduates...