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De Barcelona Declaration voor Open Reserarch Information is een internationaal initiatief dat oproept tot meer transparantie, openheid en inclusiviteit bij het creëren, delen en gebruiken van onderzoeksinformatie.

The Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information is an international initiative that calls for greater transparency, openness, and inclusivity in the way research information is created, shared, and used. It promotes a shift away from closed, proprietary systems towards open infrastructures.

This brings together speakers from law, communication science, ethics, computer science, philosophy, and policy, and asks how we can distinguish personalization that genuinely empowers users from personalization that undermines autonomy, equality, and trust.

Through collective reading over the course of three gatherings, they hope to bring city residents, academics, and clinicians into new conversations together.

Lecture in The Ambassador Lecture Series, entitled ‘Current Challenges to International Justice’ . This special session will be delivered by His Excellency François Alabrune, Ambassador of France to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Positive health—it’s a term that crops up more and more often, including in relation to work. But what does it actually mean, and how can employers and employees put it into practice? Professor Tim Huijts studies positive health in the workplace.

The Maastricht Centre for Human Rights hosted the second session of the International Law Discussion Group

Pick our Brains with Corina Heri