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CEOs of large companies work hard to make their business profitable. Yet they also face ever-increasing societal and regulatory demands to make the company more environmentally and socially sustainable. Tereza Bauer interviewed fourteen CEOs of Dutch listed companies about their sustainability...

How bacterial components might help in the prevention of respiratory infections in preterm neonates.

The European Commission has awarded €23 million to set up a new platform for drug repurposing: the use of existing drugs in diseases other than those for which they were originally developed. In the next seven years UM will develop the platform REPO4EU (precision drug REPurpOsing for Europe) together...

How bacterial components might help in the prevention of respiratory infections in preterm neonates.

The 3rd edition of the Npuls Magazine (in Dutch) is a special issue packed with information, interviews and articles on Centres for Teaching & Learning. Discover inspiring stories and interviews, including a conversation with Ellen Bastiaens, Director of EDLAB, Maastricht University’s CTL.

PhD thesis written by Eva van Ooij. With many forms of flexible work, it seems more important than ever to map out mobility-related issues that highly mobile workers may encounter and to explore possible routes towards more legal certainty regarding their social security protection. That is, exactly...

"Highly Mobile Workers and the Coordination of Social Security in the EU – Opening and Closing Pandora’s Box"

Title: ’neonatal neuroimaging’

In the soon-to-be completed first phase of ZonMw project "Making space for health in the city: towards a South Limburg knowledge agenda", knowledge gaps were identified about how our urban living environment influences health. A whole range of methods was employed. Let's highlight two methods that were...

Nilofer Merchant suggests a small idea that just might have a big impact on your life and health: Next time you have a one-on-one meeting, make it into a "walking meeting" -- and let ideas flow while you walk and talk.