Dr Vanessa LaPointe works as an associate professor, and part of her job is also serving for the University Council. "I always saw possible areas for improvement to make the university a better place. As a member of the University Council, I can now really contribute to that." How does LaPointe...
Oscar’s contributions, spanning decades of innovation and dedication, make him a worthy recipient of this year’s award. Congratulations, Oscar, you rock!
In this first video of our new series, Eliza discusses the importance of quality of life research, especially for trans and non-binary people, highlighting the obstacles they face and the need for deeper understanding.
Maastricht University’s Fair & Smart Data (FSD) spearhead hosted an engaging online event on February 20, 2025, unveiling its latest report, Smallholder Farmers and the Voluntary Carbon Market: A Balancing Act. The event gathered researchers, industry leaders, and practitioners to discuss the...
In our latest video, Associate Professor Katleen Gabriels, a Philosopher of Technology, dives into the ethical implications of technology in everyday life.
In our latest video, Professor Giselle Bosse discusses the EU's pivotal role in promoting democracy globally, especially after the Cold War.
Take all the knowledge and technology about the brain and brain stimulation from Maastricht University and Radboud University, add a good dose of AI expertise and what do you get? A platform that is brimming with the ambition to develop new applications for non-invasive, personalised brain...
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...
1242 visitors at Saturday’s Master's Open Day, exploring the programmes and learning approach at Maastricht University. Most appreciated the friendly and welcoming atmosphere at the event.
Dominik Linz (CARIM) talks about arrhythmias and the upcoming Pulse Day, for which he hopes to collect over a thousand digital pulses.
