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From the 29th April to 3rd May the Maastricht University´s Sustainability Week will take place. The week is organised by the Green Office which is a student-run organisation from Maastricht University which focuses on sustainability. Many events will await you- everything from workshops over movie...

Several companies and Maastricht University joined forces to develop the new academic chair on Youth, Food and Health at Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo. The appointed professor will spend five years conducting research on healthy eating patterns in young people.

This conference kicks-off the events series within the RELAY project. It brings together academics and a wide array of stakeholders in an extensive range of domains, allowing for differentiated perspectives on all of the European Commission’s political priorities, from digitalization, through the...

Studium Generale | Lecture

Geneesmiddel voor maagzweren blijkt alternatieve toepassing te hebben (MUMC+ nieuws).

Een gunstige darmflora bij zeer jonge kinderen verkleint de kans op het ontwikkelen van allergieën. Goede darmbacteriën die ontstekingsremmende metabolieten achterlaten in het darmstelsel zijn veel meer aanwezig bij niet-allergische kinderen. Dat blijkt uit langlopend onderzoek van Maastrichtse...

The new international research and demonstration project SYSCHEMIQ is receiving a €9.6 million financial boost from the European Union’s Horizon Green Deal program. The program is intended to facilitate the systemic transition to a circular economy in the region.

Moving on your own to a new country with a different culture and language and without a support network can be challenging. Master's student Beverlianne Green therefore quickly realised she wanted to get involved with the local community. Through the Personal & Professional Development Portal of...

Jascha de Nooijer receives the Comenius Leadership Grant for the project ‘Dream teams for a green future: on the role of interprofessional identity in collaborative and sustainable practices in health care’

Lecture John Roosa