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Maastricht University’s SBE joins CIRCOLINK, a Horizon Europe project promoting circular innovation in the furniture sector. Through pilot initiatives across six countries, the project will test and scale collaborative circular business models.

PhD thesis by Xiaoli Xu

Commissioned by the Research and Data Centre, Laurie Ritzen and Suzan van der Aa conducted research into femicide in Dutch legal practice.

The farmer of the future doesn’t walk through muddy fields in boots. He sits behind a screen, controls robots, and makes decisions based on data. This technological development not only makes the horticulture sector more innovative but also more complex.

After successful conferences in Maastricht (2019) and Barcelona (2023), we are pleased to announce the third LAMA2-RD-focused meeting, to be held in Istanbul, Türkiye, from March 27–29, 2026.

Computer models and smarter software for electrocardiograms: just a few of the many research projects undertaken by Uyên Châu Ngûyen.

Studio Europa Maastricht spoke with Julia van Zijl, researcher of gender and politics at Maastricht University and the University of Birmingham on the project TWICEASGOOD, about female representation in European politics and the struggles women candidates face during election campaigns.

He searched dusty attics, crawled through dark cellars and delved far into Maastricht University’s past. In his new book, Bart Zwegers tells the story of the university through 50 objects.

Less than three years ago, artificial intelligence took on a tangible form with the arrival of ChatGPT. The impact will be enormous, especially on education. Now, EDLAB is launching a major research project on the use of AI in Maastricht University’s system of Problem-Based Learning (PBL).

Pick our Brains with Saskia von Landenberg