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PhD candidate Jella van de Laak on how a genetically modified bacterium fights solid cancer tumours at their oxygen-deprived core.

€200,000 for the project ‘Does interdisciplinary education live up to its promises: an evaluation of the added value of interdisciplinary bachelor programmes at Maastricht’s university and university of applied sciences’.

Disinformation is not a new phenomenon. The assumption that democracy functions smoothly as long as we have facts is inaccurate. Instead, we must recognise that democracy is not governed by an objective 'truth' but by competing worldviews.

What happens when employees interact with speakers of other languages in the workplace?

Dani Shanley explores responsible innovation, ethics, and society’s role in shaping progress.

DARIAH’s mission is to enhance and support digitally-enabled research and teaching across the arts and humanities.

Mahardhika reveals the hidden struggles of refugees in Indonesia, challenges migration myths and exposes climate injustices.

Her chair focuses on the European Union's (EU) efforts to support democracy worldwide, particularly in the context of a changing global order.

Anna Beckers contributed a chapter titled "The Remains of the Corporation: A Future of Fragmented Corporate Personhood " to the book The Future of the Person , edited by Hans-W. Micklitz and Giuseppe Vettori.

Newly appointed professor Judith Sluimer (CARIM) talks about oxygen in heart functioning and the 'fresh air' the academic world needs.