Research into Roman gaming stone nominated for Quest science award
In February 2026, research into a Roman gaming stone from Heerlen made headlines around the world. Now, it has been nominated for the Quest science award. Help us win and cast your vote!
“Historically speaking, propaganda was rarely a pure lie”
30 September 2026
Researchers from four faculties are working together to understand how disinformation emerges and spreads. One of the researchers is historian Betto van Waarden. “Historically speaking, propaganda was rarely a pure lie.”
Catheter treatment is not only effective, but also cost-effective for ischemic stroke
28 September 2026
What if someone only arrives at the hospital hours after having a stroke? In her PhD research, Floor Pinckaers investigated whether catheter-based treatment can still be effective and cost-effective in these cases.
HBO graduates continue to grow: AI is changing the workplace, and learning remains important
24 September 2026
Four to eight years after graduating, hbo graduates are in a stronger position in the labour market. Meanwhile, AI is part of many graduates’ work, and they continue to develop through further education, courses and training.
How can we prevent disease as a result of climate change?
23 September 2026
Hafez Ismaïli M'hamdi is the ascientific coordinator of Climate Health Institute: "The greatest health burdens resulting from climate change fall on the people who have contributed the least to it."
“Geriatric medicine is the specialty of the future”
21 September 2026
Janine Collet, a pioneer of geriatric medicine, and Femke Deguelle, now training as a specialist, discuss the past and future of their chosen field.‘‘The specialty is sometimes seen as a bit dated and unfashionable, but I think that view is undeserved.’’