Rico Möckel wins IMPACT COURSE competition
UM researcher Rico Möckel (DKE) won with his intelligent robotic game devices.

UM researcher Rico Möckel (DKE) won with his intelligent robotic game devices.
Good teachers make time for their students, they are available for questions outside the classroom and of course they are competent in their field. According to the Elsevier Best Studies Guide 2017, University College Maastricht has the best teachers in the Netherlands.
In the past months DKE has joined forces with several companies from Limburg in the area of industrial robotics with the goal of founding a new Fieldlab in Roermond, filled with state-of-the-art robotic equipment.
Maar liefst drie Indonesische wetenschappers promoveren komende week aan de Universiteit Maastricht (UM) op onderzoek naar de effecten van wereldwijde duurzaamheidskeurmerken.
Thursday 21 September Maastricht Science Programme (MSP) and Natural History Museum Maastricht signed the covenant, making their collaboration official.
Nobel Prize winner prof. Ben Feringa was the guest of honour yesterday at the Brightlands Chemelot Campus during the Collegetour. During this event it became very apparent that Ben Feringa is a man with a passion for science, who loves his students but still has his feet firmly planted on the ground...
A major subsidy from the Netherlands Heart Foundation will enable Prof. dr. Paul Volders and Dr. Matthijs Cluitmans to expand their research into ventricular fibrillation.
DKE student Thomas Vrancken uses text-mining to prove that the vocabulary of rappers is significantly richer than that pop music artists.
After two years of hard work, the first graduates received their well-deserved diplomas for the master’s programme Biobased Materials.