Compress the electrical energy from 2-3 large wind turbines and methane into a one-meter-long tube, and you’ll produce green hydrogen and other feedstocks for the chemical industry, all without releasing any CO2. Read about green hydrogen research at Maastricht University!
Ruling Tech is a flagship project of the Maastricht Law and Tech Lab. In this project, we aim to promote legal resilience in the wake of emerging technologies through better integration of the law as a proactive system.
Am AI the law? is a flagship project of the Maastricht Law and Tech Lab. In this project, we examine the potential for technology to improve the application and interpretation of, and compliance with, the law.
Legal AI for ALL is a flagship project of the Maastricht Law and Tech Lab. In this project, we examine machines’ ability to conduct legal tasks equivalent to or indistinguishable from legal experts and other types of expert information.
Healthy school lunches in primary schools ensure that children consume more vegetables, both at school and at home. This is supported by research led by Ilse van Lier. Deloitte has utilised her findings to demonstrate that school lunches lead to healthier adults, resulting in reduced healthcare...
Conspiracy theories about pandemics are timeless and have followed the same patterns over the centuries. Timo Greve and Joris Roosen's research into pandemic conspiracy theories demonstrates this.
Sebastián Ayala Ruano focused his Systems Biology master’s thesis research on the microbiome of wastewater. His work resulted in a model that predicts how microorganisms in the contaminated water behave and interact.
Lions do swim, but never has a lion been seen swimming a distance stretching over a kilometre. This remarkable observation by nature conservationists reached over ten million people. “People resonate with this kind of animal news," assistant professor Christopher O’Bryan says.
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Last October, Remzi Celebi, technical co-coordinator for the AIDAVA project, was interviewed by Ontotext to discuss how Artificial Intelligence, data curation automation and knowledge graphs are used to give patients more control of their health data.