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With the signing of the Barcelona Declaration during the Open Science Festival Limburg, UM pushes for greater openness, autonomy, and collaboration to make research more accessible, trustworthy, and impactful. Dennie Hebels and Carien Hilvering explain why this is so important.

The aim of the campaign was to make people more aware of the influence they themselves have on their risk of dementia. The initial results show that knowledge about risk factors has increased.

As part of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of Maastricht University, alumni from around the world were invited to share their favourite, funniest and most meaningful memories from their time at UM.

Sepsis is one of the leading causes of death in hospitals worldwide. Yet it often takes days before doctors know exactly which bacterium is causing an infection.

The promotion of public health is challenged by a complex interplay of socioeconomic, cultural, and environmental disparities. Ensuring equity in prevention is essential to achieve health and well-being for all.

The MCHR hosted the first edition of the Master's Research-in-Progress Presentations

Ambassador Lecture Series with Dren Doli, Ambassador of Kosovo to the Kingdom of the Netherlands

ICGI and Elverding Chair organize a seminar, in which Frederique Bouwman will present her paper on the following topic: CEO Cultural Values and Environmental Performance: The Role of Heritage and Long-Term Orientation.

Real-time analysis of plant health or harmful bacteria during food production is becoming a reality. Thanks to funding from the Province of Limburg and Europe, researchers at the Sensor Engineering research institute start working on both projects.

The World Health Organisation has officially designated two research hubs within the Care and Public Health Research Institute at Maastricht University as WHO Collaborating Centres..