If you are curious what a normal day at the Maastricht Science Programme looks like, join our students and see for yourself if the programme fits you.
During the fourth edition of the Dutch Agri Food Week The Netherlands will evolve around the future of our food. Visitors will get answers to the question: ‘what are we eating now, and what will be eating in 2050?’
The workshop aims to create a multidisciplinary platform to address how metabolic modelling can answer important scientific questions and contribute to applications in disease, nutrition, and drug metabolism and what needs to be done to achieve this.
Magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) is a non-invasive technique that allows the measurement of multiple metabolites in the brain in vivo at the same time.
A test lab, a scientist taken hostage, a dealer and lots of pills. Help our scientist by unmasking the dealer. Find the code and send the information of the dealer to the police.
"I don't eat DNA", You only use 10% of your brain" and "Mosquitos are attracted to light". These are some of the biological misconceptions people have. This year, during the Biology week we try to debunk some of these myths.
During an Experience Day, prospective students get in-depth information from UCM staff members and students about the Liberal Arts and Sciences programme. Current UCM students are present to tell you all there is to know about student life in Maastricht and you will have the opportunity to...
The lecture, given by an expert in the field of gravitational waves, will be about the theory of relativity and the latest developments discussed during the LCV conference.
Nobel-prize winner Kip Thorne has co-written the script for this blockbuster, so we can expect that the physics of the script is 100% truthful, right? Before and after the movie a UM-professor will give you the answers.
Prof. Jo van den Brand (spokesperson Virgo) will introduce the audience to the theory behind gravitational waves and the Einstein Telescope.