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  • FUSIO-n: An ePlatform for setting up Science-centred Research Collaborations

    Digitalisation can help support facilitating setting up potential cross-departmental and societal research collaborations for science-centred research and impact creation to deal with ever-increasing complexity of societal challenges. The critique of disciplinary research silos can be corresponded by...
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  • N. Sethi

    Accounting & Information Management of School of Business and Economics

  • Modern insurgency warfare’s incompatibility with the principle of distinction

    PhD thesis written by Andrés Horacio Cáceres-Solari The research argues the incompatibility of the principle of distinction as codified/internationally interpreted in modern insurgency warfare. It argues that current IHL is narrow in scope to regulate modern insurgency warfare, establishes unattainable...
    Omslag theses Andrés Horacio Cáceres-Solari

  • Bringing research to the kitchen table

    Through collaboration with Studio Europa Maastricht, Katleen Gabriels turned her research on children and Snapchat into a policy brief connecting academia and policymakers. The initiative shows how UM structurally translates research into societal impact in Brussels, The Hague and beyond.
    Researchers
    MUSTS - SEM

  • Arts and Culture: Modern Political Culture

    De MA Arts and Culture onderzoekt hoe cultuur, politiek en beleid samenkomen. In drie specialisaties analyseren studenten hoe moderne en hedendaagse culturen inspelen op urgente maatschappelijke en politieke kwesties.

    Engels
    Full time
    1 jaar
    FASoS

  • Neanderthaler leeft voort in moderne mens

    De kersverse nobelprijswinnaar (geneeskunde) Svante Pääbo wist stokoud DNA tot leven te wekken en te ontrafelen. UM-hoogleraar paleo-ecologie José Joordens legt op uit hoe bijzonder én waardevol dat is.
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  • Neanderthal lives on in modern humans

    Brand-new Nobel Prize winner Svante Pääbo managed to bring ancient DNA to life and unravel it. UM professor of palaeo-ecology José Joordens explains how special and valuable this is.
    UM in the press