The free movement of workers is an important idea that the EU is built upon. Maastricht University researcher Bastiaan Didden, studied how the free movement of workers in The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany works in practice. He looked into how the EU borders affect pensions, social security and...
"An inside-out perspective to valuation: from valuation inputs and institutional factors to valuation accuracy and precision"
"Dynamic Regulation of Subcellular Calcium Handling in the Atria; Modifying Effects of Stretch and Adrenergic Stimulation"
"Melt electrospinning towards industrial scale nanofiber production: An in-depth material and parameter study based on polypropylene and polylactic acid"
Studium Generale | Lecture
Prof. Ernst Koster, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Ghent University
"Judicial activism and restraint in the creation of the International Judicial Function; How have activism and restraint shaped the international courts?"
The Jean Monnet project NOVA-EU (Innovating and Transforming the European Union) addressed between 2019 to 2021 four key challenges that heavily impact the European Union’s governance structure, regulatory framework, identity and, most importantly, its future. The final workshop aims to reflect on...
The Grand Finale is approaching as some 30 third-year students of the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence programme will give the final presentations of their semester projects.
Ylana Sour (19) already knew halfway through secondary school that she wanted to be a paediatrician when she grew up. “When I was three or four years old, I had a bad experience with a doctor myself. I hope that later on, when I’m a doctor, I can show that it can be done differently.” Ylana is now...
Zahar Koretsky studies what happens when technologies are abandoned. How and why do they die? How deep do we have to bury them (metaphorically and literally) if we want to rid ourselves of them?
