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A new inspiration guide shows how training helps researchers incorporate societal engagement in their careers, building on examples implemented at five different universities.

Timothy Noelanders studied European Law in Maastricht and completed his Master’s in Law at Oxford. Now, he is part of a team establishing the first European offices of one of world’s largest and most prestigious law firms in Brussels.

Borbála Hunyadi (MHeNs) looks for recognisable patterns in brain signals to help neurologists diagnose brain diseases.

Aurélie Carlier receives the Athena Award. This award is for exceptional female researchers who are role models through their successful scientific careers.

Lecture Series VIncent van de Ven

Lecture/Debate Štefan Füle