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Much of the law is based on the idea of legal subjects as rational and free agents. These fundamental assumptions are increasingly called into question by insights from behavioural, cognitive and neurosciences. What, if anything, do these challenges mean for law?

Researchers at Maastricht University's R&D Group VitaK and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA) discovered two new mutations in the enzyme GGCX, which activates coagulation factors in the blood.

Admittedly, the right to erasure, or more colloquially, the right to be forgotten is nothing new in the European legal landscape. Indeed, this right can be found as far back as 1981 in the predecessor of the Modernised Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing...

Studium Generale | Book Launch and Q&A

Have you recently been in contact with people from Ukraine and would you like to learn more about their language and culture? Join our free interactive workshop to learn more about Ukrainians and their culture. It will help you connect.

1242 visitors at Saturday’s Master's Open Day, exploring the programmes and learning approach at Maastricht University. Most appreciated the friendly and welcoming atmosphere at the event.

Want to learn more about Liberal Arts and Science in Venlo and want to find out whether this is something for you? Visit our Liberal Arts and Sciences Conference!

PhD-kandidaat Myrthe Eussen werkt bij het CAREFREE-project en onderzoekt manieren om de milieu-impact van de operatiekamer te verkleinen.

Studium Generale | Lecture