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Professor Koen Schruers was set on studying schizophrenia after graduation – until he was asked to participate in PhD research on panic. He was fascinated. One in four people will suffer a panic attack at least once in their lives, and one in thirty will develop a panic disorder. The phenomenon can be...

On the 23rd and 24th of March 2014, convened towards the end of The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) the conference ‘Whose Culture is it? On cultures of authenticity and ownership in art and cultural heritage’ took place in Maastricht. Organized by the Faculties of Law, Arts and Social Sciences, the...

She wants to work where the most vulnerable people need support. “I would work for free, if I didn’t have to feed myself.” Raneesha De Silva works in the humanitarian field, based in her home country Sri Lanka. Every year, she returns to Maastricht; the city that changed her life.

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Marine Environmental Policy and Compliance: Regulatory Challenges and Potential Role of AI-Driven Solutions. This sensemaking workshop is the first stage of the 'AI & Marine Environmental Policy: What Role for Automated Systems' project, led by Dr Henrique Marcos and Dr Rohan Nanda and funded by the...

The focus of this workshop is on cases in which EU environmental legislation generates situations which, in the definition provided in the paragraph above, are transnational in nature. The workshop will have the two-fold aim to, first, identify transnational situations in the main legal acts...

9 January 2016 marks a special day for Maastricht University (UM). On this day the young university will reach middle age, carrying the load of 40 years of history.