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EmergEU stands for the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Crises and Emergencies in EU Integration and is devoted to a common interdisciplinary research agenda.
Manon Weusten is de 100.000-ste alumnus van Universiteit Maastricht. De geboren Zuid-Limburgse heeft een internationale blik, houdt van haar regio en wil graag een leven lang blijven leren. Ze vertelt wat de UM voor haar carrière heeft betekend – en waarom ze niet graag in de belangstelling staat.
Manon Weusten is Maastricht University’s 100,000th alum. The South Limburg native with an international outlook, a love of her region and a passion for lifelong learning talks about UM’s contribution to her career path—and her aversion to attention.
Regenerate! A two-day workshop on the eco-systemic turn in material research and heritage practices.
In this special edition of the annual MACCH symposium we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Maastricht Centre for Arts and Culture, Conservation and Heritage and the launch of the renewed Future Materials Lab at the Jan van Eyck Academie.
Regenerate! a two-day workshop on the eco-systemic turn in material research and heritage practices, taking place on 20 & 21 March 2025 at the Jan Van Eyck Academy in Maastricht. This workshop brings together creative use of new or old materials with current material developments in the preservation and conservation of arts and heritage. Together we seek to create a space for debate and experimentation that examines – and contributes to – the ecosystemic turn in material research and heritage practices. How can materials advance new understandings of conservation in relation to circularity, repair, and regeneration? Which new forms of (co-)creation, (co-)ownership, business models, legal and policy frameworks, are emerging from shifts in material research and heritage practices? In which ways do material practices push new imaginaries of protecting endangered material, environmental, and cultural heritage?
On 8 October 2024, Maastricht University officially opened its new sustainable research greenhouse on the Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo. The opening marks a significant step in research into sustainable food production. The university has named the greenhouse after Nick Bos, the former Vice Chair of its Executive Board who stepped down earlier this year.
Op 8 oktober 2024 opende de Universiteit Maastricht op de Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo haar nieuwe, duurzame onderzoekskas. De opening markeert een belangrijke stap in het onderzoek naar duurzame voedselproductie. De universiteit heeft de kas vernoemd naar Nick Bos, de dit jaar afgezwaaide vicevoorzitter van haar College van Bestuur.