Past events

Internal workshop organised by Trade Mark Law Institute.

 

Each year, speakers from Queen Mary University of London, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and Maastricht University provide a compact and insightful update  on the most recent legal developments in the main areas of intellectual property law in Europe. This year, the focus will be on on IP and...

Samen met regionale partners organiseert Sustainable UM 2030 een deep dive die geheel in het teken staat van het doorgronden van schokken en de betekenis ervan voor onze provincie. 

In the context of the IGIR institute, we proudly present Felipe de Andrade's discussion of his PhD research that he carries out at University of Antwerp.  On 27 May2024, between 13.00h and 14.00h in room B 0.013 in Faculty of Law, he will discuss about Transfer of technology: reflecting on contested...

On the evening of 29 April, the Maastricht Debate will be organized, bringing together several Spitzenkandidaten. The Debate will touch upon several themes. In the afternoon before the Maastricht Debate, ITEM will provide more focus on the dimension of border regions and cross-border cooperation...

The UM Data Science Research Seminar Series are monthly sessions organized by the Institute of Data Science, in collaboration with different departments across UM. The aim of these collaborations is to bring together scientists from all over Maastricht University to discuss breakthroughs and...

One-day symposium on the topic of digital research infrastructures from a variety of perspectives.

The LACS conference on “Law, Change, and Time in the Age of Cognitive Sciences” will take place in Maastricht (NL), with a keynote by Dr Mitch Travis (Leeds). 

  ***** THIS CONFERENCE IS CANCELLED ***** 

Seminar with Cecilia Malmström, Former European Commissioner for Trade (co-organised by the Globalisation & Law Network and the MCEL)

On 19 March, our speakers are Niovi Vavoula (University of Luxembourg), Jacob Öberg (University of Southern Denmark), Francesca Cancellaro (Studio Legale Gamberini; University of Bologna) and Johannes Keiler (University of Maastricht).