To realise the promise of artificial intelligence to contribute to today’s societal challenges, trust is a central component of the interaction between people and systems based on artificial intelligence.
AMIBM part of 'Rethinking Plastic House' to raise awareness for sustainable plastics.
Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo has been growing rapidly in response to a fast-growing influx of companies and institutes focusing on innovation in the field of food, future farming, and the biocircular economy.
UM-voorzitter Martin Paul ontving op 7 september 2021 uit handen van burgemeester Scholten de erespeld van de gemeente Venlo.
Using renewable electricity and carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO) can be produced as a source of sustainable fuels. Researchers from DIFFER and Maastricht University have discovered how to do this in a potentially more efficient way.
Kweekvlees, vlees dat gekweekt wordt uit de stamcellen van dieren, lijkt de wereld te gaan veroveren. Als zo’n nieuw product de markt op gaat moeten consumenten erop kunnen vertrouwen dat dit voldoet aan alle Europese wet- en regelgeving rondom voedselveiligheid
In the new bachelor’s program, Circular Engineering, students learn how to design production processes in different industries as circularly as possible.
The Menno Knetsch Award 2021 has been awarded to MSc Biobased Materials graduate Matilde della Fontana. Matilde completed her thesis at the sustainability group of the Aachen-Maastricht Institute for Biobased Materials (AMIBM) under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Yvonne van der Meer.
The Systems Biology student Maaike Gerritse is the winner of the MaCSBio thesis award 2021. She won the award for her thesis on ‘Heterogeneity among trauma-exposed subjects; studied at the multi-omics level’.
