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… cancerous tissue. With this method we can now precisely identify which lipids change as cancer develops and use this information to understand the molecular processes responsible for cancer progression. Ultimately this could lead to new therapies that target these chemical alterations” says M4I Assistant Professor and first author Shane Ellis. Currently, the M4I team is studying the role of lipids and the influence of subtle changes in lipid structure in a variety of biomedical studies where this …
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… de Bruin: Zelfregulatie van het studeerproces 2 juni 2023 Prof. Dr. Anique de Bruin will be the project leader of the NRO funded, national consortium "SELFLEX: Towards Evidence-informed Support for Self-regulation of Flexible Learning," which will start in the autumn of 2023, with a subsidy amount of €900.000. Uit de schaduw: Een kwalitatief onderzoek naar schaamte bij studenten in het continuüm van de medische opleiding 1 maart 2023 Vorige maand verdedigde Will Bynum met succes zijn doctoraat …
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Scientists at Maastricht University have succeeded in refining synthetic hydrogels to closely mimic the dynamics of human soft tissue, creating ideal circumstances for cells to grow just as they would in the human body. UM-researcher Matt Baker recently received a prestigious ERC Consolidator Grant to enable the next step.
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… for longer each day. Even though our employees are working more evening and weekend shifts, we’re seeing low levels of absenteeism. I'm proud of us for showing what we can achieve when push comes to shove. And COVID has also opened doors: we’ve started working together more at both the regional and national level.” In the current phase of the pandemic, she says, more emphasis is being placed on identifying coronavirus variants. Maastricht is one of the three laboratories in the Netherlands … That’s why working together in LINK is so important, he says. “We also raise awareness about infection prevention and hygiene practices, such as washing your hands with soap to reduce the transmission of antibiotic resistant bacteria. A lot of people started disinfecting their hands with alcohol-based solutions during COVID. It helps reduce the spread of the virus, but it’s not a good development in the long term. Alcohol-based solutions kill our healthy bacteria, which protect us from bad bacteria. …
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… And then there is expert C, saying that you cannot give any advice to the general public at all, as sleep is so individual. This kind of complication is relatively new to the healthy lifestyle field, due to sleep being only partly under voluntary control. Also, sleep is extremely multifaceted, encompassing sleep quality, sleep quantity and sleep timing as important factors to be taken into account. Furthermore, the complication may be related to sleep being ‘the new kid on the block’ in …
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… Speakers: Florian Caiment, Marcha Verheijen and Marvin Martens Read More Mini Symposium and PhD Defense: Denise Slenter On Monday the 24th of June at 16.00 CEST, drs. Denise Slenter will hold her PhD defense at the Minderbroedersberg. This defense starts with a mini symposium. More details will be added soon. Thesis title : Symphonies of Metabolomics; Utilizing graphs as sheet music to orchestrate biochemical interactions relevant in health and disease Read More Learning & innovation Science & …
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… and involved in the Maastricht Centre for Systems Biology ( MaCSBio ). Publications As listed by PubMed. Publications Upcoming Keep an eye on our upcoming events. Events News Contact Universiteitssingel 40 6229 ER Maastricht 5.532A +31 43 3881845 secretariaat-tgx@maastrichtuniversity.nl … FHML Department of Toxicogenomics … At the Department of Toxicogenomics (TGX), a multidisciplinary team of (cell) biologists, chemists, geneticists, toxicologists and bioinformaticians is working in close …
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… influences the other person’s initial impression. What is more, we prepared and held an elevator pitch, which is a short presentation about yourself. We were made aware of the fact that mostly our personal motivation for a job and our drive to start at that specific company or organisation differentiates us from other applicants. Therefore, in such an elevator pitch one needs to show the employer why you should be chosen before other candidates. During the lunchbreak, we had the opportunity … opportunity to receive a good deal of information on career opportunities available within healthcare as well as advice in regard to applying for a future job. I am thankful that we have been given the opportunity to attend this Career Event complementary to our master programme. Maastricht, 8 March, 2017 Anna Leppers MSchallenger on behalf of HPIM, 2016-2017 … A review by Anna Leppers, MSchallenger on behalf of HPIM On March 8th 2017, students from the Master programmes Healthcare Policy, …
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… clinical genetics and the first healthy-born babies 25 years ago, who recently returned to her doorstep. The occasion for the interview is the fact that Christine de Die, anticipating her retirement later this year, has had her last patient contacts. Starting in January, she has a three-month leave of absence: an apartment in Paris has been rented where she will stay with her husband to switch off from her job. After that, she will still work one day a week until she reaches retirement age on 1 … me for a job interview that day, had I not received the letter? I was living in a dorm, so the letter probably got lost there. 'But I'd really like to come,' I said. Very nice that he called; that defined my career." She was hired, as an elementary doctor. Her boyfriend at the time and now husband stayed in Utrecht for a while. "That was an adventure; I had never been here before and there wasn't a whole lot to do. While I came from a busy general practice, here everything still had to be set up. I was studying a lot in the library. After about a year I got a colleague; we started talking with other specialists about our role, brought our offer, which was not very big yet, to the attention of GPs and housewives during lectures, visited the centers for mentally disabled people in the region. If you had a sister with Down …