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The Editorial Board of the Review of European Administrative Law (REALaw) is pleased to announce a new edition of the REALaw Forum for young scholars.

How does our living environment influence health and (un)healthy behavior, such as physical activity and participation in society?

Lorenzo Moroni van MERLN is coördinator van een Europees consortium dat technologie ontwikkelt om in de ruimte biologische substituten voor hartkamers te creëren met behulp van magnetische en akoestische levitatie. Het onderzoek in het internationale ruimtestation ISS zal voor de nietige bewoners van...

Pick our Brains with Coline van Everdingen

Open Science is an international phenomenon that is increasingly taking concrete shape at Maastricht University (UM). Among its aims is the goal of making science ‘as open as possible’ and ‘as closed as necessary’.

Data spaces are an important initiative to promote data sharing within the EU and across sectors and to make more data available for the benefit of society at large. At the same time, however, data spaces could be challenging under competition law.

On Saturday 15 June the construction site of the Tapijnkazerne in Maastricht will be open for visitors. During the joint annual Construction and Architecture Day on Saturday 15 June, Mertens Construction Company and Bouwend Nederland will open the gates so everyone can come and take a look behind the...

The Open Initiatives Trophies give recognition to teams or individuals who have made efforts to promote Open Science with their peers and in their local communities in the Netherlands. Egon Willighagen – assistant professor at NUTRIM – received a trophy and 250 euros as one of the runner ups.

Open Science proposes openness about data, sources and methodology to make research more efficient and sustainable as well as bringing science into the public. UM has a thriving Open Science community. Dennie Hebels and Rianne Fijten talk about progress, the Open Science Festival and what researchers...

Open Science is een internationaal fenomeen dat ook binnen de Universiteit Maastricht steeds concreter vorm krijgt. Het heeft onder meer als doel dat wetenschap ‘zo open als mogelijk en zo gesloten als nodig’ wordt.