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NUTRIM principal investigator Luc van Loon, professor of Exercise Physiology and Nutrition, receives grant from Stichting De Weijerhorst.

Ten years ago, an ambitious vision took shape: the Aachen-Maastricht Institute for Biobased Materials (AMIBM), a European, cross-border centre of expertise determined to revolutionise how we approach materials, sustainability, and innovation.

As of September 2026, the new Responsible Data Science master’s programme at Maastricht University prepares students to become professionals who deploy artificial intelligence and other digital technologies with respect for both people and the planet.

A calculus course is not the obvious place for sustainability. Yet Circular Engineering student Leoni Haller helped rethink her mathematics course with sustainability-related examples, showing how calculus formulas can be taught in a real-world context.

Studio Europa Maastricht speaks with experts about recent developments in the Netherlands, Europe, and the world. We gladly share the interviews with you here.

In this Jean Monnet Lecture, Emanuele Rebasti explored how EU emergency law is reshaping the Union’s legal order.

Amaury Monard uses the Maastricht Flow Chamber to visualise blood clotting to see more precisely where things go wrong in patients.

Photos festive education meeting 2026

Theo de Kok, Houman Kahroba and Julian Krauskopf from the department of Translational Genomics have been awarded an NWO-XS grant for their project "Trojan Horses in the Womb: Small Extracellular Vesicles as Carriers of Air Pollution to the Fetal Brain."

PhD thesis by Ciro Leal