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Film: The Librarians: Who Decides What We Read?
Who gets to decide which stories are told and which are not? “The Librarians” is a powerful documentary about censorship, free access to information, and the wider social debate surrounding books and ideas.Cultural activity8 Jun -
MBIC-Lecture; Michael Tangermann
Associate Prof., Machine Learning and Neural Computing Dept. | Donders Institute, Radboud University | Nijmegen, The Netherlands8 Jun -
PhD defence Shan Chen
" Evaluation and implementation of large language model-based applications for electronic health records; Capabilities, limitations, and failure modes"PhD defence8 Jun -
PhD defence Stan Catharinus Johannes van Boxel
" The Vestibular Implant: From Electrophysiology to Fitting"PhD defence8 Jun -
PhD defence Sophie Lei
" Between Creation and Conservation: A Study of the Reinstallation of Contemporary Art Works"PhD defence8 Jun -
PhD defence Sophie Lei "Entre création et conservation: une étude de la réinstallation des œuvres contemporaines"
We are pleased to announce that Sophie Lei will defend her thesis "Entre création et conservation: une étude de la réinstallation des œuvres contemporaines" (Between Creation and Conservation: A Study of the Reinstallation of Contemporary Art Works) Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Renée van de Vall, Dr. MayaPhD defence8 Jun -
Human Neuroanatomy
The course is intended for PhD students in the field of neurosciences, neuropathology, psychology and psychiatry.Workshop8 Jun12 Jun -
Freedom of movement for professional sportspersons: contemporary issues in the fields of labour law, social security law and nationality law
On 8 June 2026, the MoveS network will organise a seminar in Maastricht dedicated to the free movement of professional sportspersons within the European Union. This topic lies at the intersection of labour law, social security law and nationality law, and is characterised by a growing number of compKnowledge session8 Jun -
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