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In this new DSMINDSETS podcast episode, we invited Dr. Aurélie Carlier. Aurélie is an assistant. prof. at the Department of Cell Biology-Inspired Tissue Engineering at the Institute for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine, in short MERLN. 

In many industries today, a few "superstar" firms dominate while many others lag behind. This concentration contributes to wage inequality, reduced aggregate productivity, and diminished competition and innovation. In countries with many small and medium enterprises (SMEs), this dominance can limit the...

“Ready for goal setting? - From a patient-specific instrument to an integrated method in physiotherapy”

SBE Academics created and successfully tested a practitioner's guide for asset managers & asset owners. The guide has helped financial institutions like Nationale Nederlanden, Pensioenfonds Detailhandel, and more in assessing the sustainability preferences of their clientele.

During this professional development activity, we invite UM teachers to collaborate on the creation of a set of cards on the CCCS principles.

With the tear fluid research set up by Marlies Gijs, she is doing groundbreaking work.

On 17 and 18 March 2017, the MACCH annual conference ‘Participatory Practices in Arts and Heritage’ took place in Maastricht. The event was attended by an international group of researchers and professionals from a diverse set of backgrounds, including academics, policy makers, legal and museum...

At the end of March and the beginning of April, the media again published some disturbing reports about the planned changes to the unemployment schemes in the European regulation on social security and the possible misuse of Dutch benefits by foreign workers. In this report, we briefly set out the...

Stay at home. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water. These simple indications could help save lives and flatten the coronavirus curve. Unfortunately, things are not so simple for the almost 39,000 asylum-seeking men, women, and children, among them thousands of unaccompanied children...

Maastricht University is setting up a new institute to shore up Limburg’s innovative strength and contribute to the technological innovation that is needed to find answers to the major social issues in the agri-food sector.