On 15 and 16 April 2026, MCICM hosted the symposium ‘Rethinking Relevance: Breaking the Classical Frame’ at Opus 9, the offices and rehearsal space for Philzuid in Maastricht.
For the second year in a row, a scientist at Maastricht University shares the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics. This time the prize is awarded to the international Muon g-2 collaborations. At MSP, Gerco Onderwater is one of only a handful of Dutch scientists working in these collaborations.
Esther Versluis brings a wealth of experience in both academic leadership and research. Over the years, she has taken on a range of key roles within FASoS.
Dr. Marijn van der Sluis delivered a student Jean Monnet Lecture on 21 April, analysing the Europeanisation of national budgets and the evolution of EU economic governance.
Dr. Tim Rühlig (EUISS) delivered a student Jean Monnet Lecture at Maastricht University on 15 April, addressing EU-China relations in a shifting global context.
When patients are recovering from bowel cancer, it’s not just about curing the disease. Equally important is the question: how is the person really getting on? Dr. Stéphanie Breukink developed the Disease Burden Meter. An innovative digital tool that contributes to prevention and well-being.
On Friday, 10 April 2026, the Maastricht Centre for Taxation (MCT) hosted the seminar ‘European legal development in indirect taxation’. The event was organised to mark the appointment of Prof. Ad van Doesum as Justice of the Dutch Supreme Court (Hoge Raad).