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Nine new EDLAB education innovation grant winners for 2026
We are pleased to announce the 9 new education innovation projects that have received an EDLAB grant for 2026!
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Healthcare will always remain human
Marieke Spreeuwenberg, professor (CAPHRI), works on the future of human-centered digital care.
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New Open-Access Publications on EU Customs and VAT Law
Two new open-access books - "VAT in a Day" and "Customs in a Day" - offer concise and accessible introductions to EU indirect tax law. Both publications are designed to provide readers with a solid understanding of complex legal systems within the span of a single day.
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Kazem Banihashem – educational technologist and lecturer in AI in education
Kazem recently joined SHE as a researcher on AI in education and a lecturer within the MHPE programme. He also works as an AI in education trainer for Educational Development & Research.UM news
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Guido Bellenghi delivers a guest lecture on the EU as an emergency actor
Guest lecture: law, politics, and crisis response with Guido Bellenghi
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Optimising growth for students and organisations
From UCM, to an applied research internship, to a master’s, to launching her own consulting projects in digital transformation , to helping other UM students shape their careers. Uliana Rybina does it all.
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Improving Shared Decision-Making with Patients in a Vulnerable Position
CAPHRI PhD candidate Laura Vriese (PHPC) studies how to support Shared Decision-Making (SDM) for patients with limited health literacy and multimorbidity.
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From Venezuela to Greenland: How Trump’s actions are shaking European security
Studio Europa Maastricht spoke with Roberta Haar, Professor of Foreign Policy Analysis and Transatlantic Relations at Maastricht University, about the EU’s reaction to Trump’s actions and their potential consequences for European security.
