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The MCHR hosted the first edition of the Master's Research-in-Progress Presentations

How can parents gain a better understanding of what artificial intelligence (AI) means for their child’s education? At Maastricht University, Martijn Boussé and colleagues are launching an innovative project that actively involves parents of secondary school pupils in Limburg in the development of...

The main goal of the BB100 project is the development of a process chain towards fully bio-based man-made fibre materials. During this final event, the results of the BB100 project will be shown, what challenges were encountered and what future steps should be taken.

Studium Generale | Film & Talk

How did Vermeer paint his iconic masterpiece? Which materials did he use? With this project, titled 'The Girl in the Spotlight', the Mauritshuis hopes to find answers to these long-standing questions.

UM is developing an innovative learning environment in the field of biobased materials on the Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen.

Professor Yvonne van der Meer is investigating how companies can improve the sustainability of their products. She analyses every material, exposing the lifecycle in its entirety.

Jules Harings will demonstrate how natural materials like silks are a source of inspiration to a techno-economic, circular model for packaging plastics, based on natural resources.

Jules Harings will demonstrate how natural materials like silks are a source of inspiration to a techno-economic, circular model for packaging plastics, based on natural resources.

Maastricht University is developing an innovative learning environment in the field of biobased materials for talented students and professionals on the Brightlands Chemelot Campus in Sittard-Geleen.