Digital health: measuring your pulse on your phone
Dominik Linz (CARIM) talks about arrhythmias and the upcoming Pulse Day, for which he hopes to collect over a thousand digital pulses.
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Can Limburgish survive and thrive?
The dialects of Limburg are widely spoken but threatened by demographic and sociocultural developments. Leonie Cornips and Esther van Loo about why dialects are important, whether children can cope with more than one language, why the clock is ticking for Limburgish, and how the bilingual daycare...
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To Pluto in one day - Secondary school students present their research at UM
What happens when secondary school students get university-level supervision for their profielwerkstuk? At Maastricht University, students presented their impressive results. Curious how it works? Read the full story!
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Globalisation & Law Network seminar with Joyce de Coninck
On 6 February 2025, the Globalisation & Law Network had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Joyce de Coninck, a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence, who presented her recently published monograph The EU's Human Rights Responsibility Gap. Deconstructing Human Rights Impunity...
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Coding from father to son
Bram and Jan are both troubleshooters who find happiness in programming to make colleagues' lives easier.
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European elections and the normalisation of the extreme right: What the Madrid summit means for the EU?
Leaders of the European Parliament’s far-right bloc, Patriots for Europe, held their first official summit in Madrid over the weekend under the slogan “Make Europe Great Again.” The summit focused primarily on migration and praised re-elected U.S. President Donald Trump, despite his threats to...
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Catharina Pijls Prize for Kathelijne Bessems
For the project: "Zin in Koken Plus": a neighborhood approach to healthy cooking for people with chronic conditions.
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Luana Russo new co-director CERiM
Luana takes over from Giselle Bosse, who was co-director the past years.
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The rise of service robots
Robots are on an unstoppable march in healthcare, restaurants, airports and shops. The various research projects at the Maastricht Center for Robots at the School of Business and Economics focus on the interaction between service robots and humans. One of these projects was conducted by Chelsea...
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Niels Philipsen appointed as Professor of Law and Economics
Dr Niels Philipsen has been appointed professor of Legal Economics at Maastricht University's Faculty of Law with effect from 1 March 2025. The chair will be housed in the Department of Foundations of Law.
