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Vascular surgeon Barend Mees (CARIM) delivered his inaugural lecture about vascular regenerative medicine, building bridges and big dreams.

It probably hasn't escaped your attention that we are dealing with a disruption in our network. At the moment, the network varies from working just fine to being really slow or going down completely. The disruption has an external cause and is targeting the shared SURF servers of educational...

Maastricht University (UM) will support the Université de Burundi with the development of educational programs in IT. 

Obesity is one of the great public health problems we face. New drugs such as Ozempic offer possibilities but also raise moral, economic and health questions. Why is ‘just lose some weight’ naïve and unempirical? Why might covering Ozempic be cheaper for health insurers? We brought together experts...

The article examines the multi-step test developed by EU courts to rule on the whether a breach of law by an EU authority is sufficiently serious under art.340(2) TFEU, from the perspective of its transparency and predictability. 

Maastricht University is introducing new assessment frameworks to evaluate collaborations with partner institutions and other organisations. These frameworks have been developed to ensure that education and research at UM do not, through collaborations, contribute to large-scale human rights...

In December 2024, the Review of European Administrative Law published Guido Bellenghi and Luca Knuth’s article "EU Food Law and the Politics of the Internal Market: The Challenge of Cultivated Meat". 

What role do nerve cells play in colorectal cancer? In this Science Story, Veerle Melotte explains her research.

Doubts about vaccination continue to be a significant challenge for global public health. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has listed vaccine hesitancy as one of the top ten threats to global health.  

But what exactly is vaccine hesitancy and how does it impact our society? How can we address it...

We are pleased to announce the 11 new education innovation projects that have received an EDLAB grant for 2025!