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In countless areas of modern life, we are told, the robots are coming… and among the roles they may some day fill are those of “socially assistive” tools for the elderly. But what do the older people in question think of these developments? Martina Čaić, a PhD student in the School of Business and...

Innocent suspects are expected to prove their innocence by providing a credible alibi. Research by legal psychologist Ricardo Nieuwkamp shows that only 2% of all non-offenders are able to do so.

The VISION project was awarded a TOP grant by the Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development (ZonMw) earlier this month.

Students, staff and alumni from Maastricht University, as well as friends from the industry, came together in a 24-hour Rethinking Justice Hackathon at the weekend.

UM, the province of Limburg and Nikhef - the National institute for subatomic physics - have visited CERN in light of their collaboration.

Full disclosure of homeowner data is outdated (PhD conferral Anna Berlee).

Four UM researchers have been awarded a Research Mobility Award, provided by YERUN, the Young European Research Universities network.

This year during the 13th annual ICC Mediation Competition week between 2nd – 7th of February a team of four students from the Faculty of Law, Sofia Paoletta, Elden Van Delft, Rebecca Kade and Albert Mhangami coached by Catalina Goanta, Kate O’Reilly and Paul Roos made it through to the quarter finals...

Bachelor European student Richard Mason received the 10th Vernon Smith prize with his essay on the topic "Wann wird Toleranz zum Verbrechen".