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Keri Vos (Maastricht University/Nikhef) has received an NWO Vidi grant for her work on precision studies of heavy ‘beauty’ particles, NWO announced on Thursday. These studies can help solve the mystery of the missing antimatter in the universe.
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With the Maastricht CardioMyoPathy Register, researchers are exploring new possibilities for the detection and treatment of heart diseases. Using an innovative database, they ensure the security of participants' data.
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An enthusiastic Ukrainian delegation of doctors visited Maastricht University and Maastricht UMC+ to explore the education, training, and development of healthcare workers within the Dutch education system.
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Campus Venlo students win first and third prizes with food innovations
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Witness seminar transcripts on the history of speaker identification in Europe and the USA.
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As part of its commitment to bring researchers with different topical and methodological backgrounds together, the Maastricht Observatory on Responsible, Resilient and Sustainable Societies, Economies and Enterprise (MORSE) organized the 3rd MORSE PhD Workshop on June 20 and 21. The workshop presented an opportunity for PhD students at Maastricht University’s School of Business and Economics to share and discuss work at every stage of the research process. In turn, the PhDs received valuable feedback from senior MORSE members other than their own supervisors, as well as from other PhD students. We look back at constructive discussions, thought-provoking questions and comments, and plenty of opportunities to broaden our horizons and gain new perspectives on our research.
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Gerard van Rooij, professor of plasma chemistry at Maastricht University, delivered his inaugural lecture in June. He began his work at Eindhoven, researching nuclear fusion power facilities, which mimic the sun on Earth. His research in Maastricht is focused on transforming solar and wind energy into chemical energy as a source for a sustainable chemical industry./p>
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Professor Harry Hummels, Professor of Ethics, Organizations and Society, emphasizes the importance of dialogue about this with stakeholders. In one of his latest papers, People in Chains, he aims to start a movement from "people in economic chains" to "fellow people in value(s) chains.
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Nozizwe Dube, a PhD candidate researching intersectional discrimination in EU equality law, was selected of the 12 new Faces of Science of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2023.