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Maastricht University received grants for three of the ten research projects starting in the National Growth Fund program Circular Plastics NL.
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… Agency, co-chairs the European Academic Refugee Interdisciplinary Network. EARIN is a regional network seeking to implement the UN Global Compact on Refugees through research, teaching and solidarity with displaced scholars and students. “These experiences have informed my research questions and methods,” she says. “They gave me a rich understanding of the different perspectives: policymakers’ processes and limitations, but also the struggles, despair and ingenuity of refugees.” For Tsourdi, …
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… this project, Marlies Vermeulen and Remy Kroese of Dear Hunter will be living in the centre of the district for four weeks, on the Raadhuisplein, in a sea container. From there, they will innovatively inventory how local residents and entrepreneurs experience – or in fact do not - European collaboration in their daily lives. They will engage with people from the district and its surroundings. Local residents and entrepreneurs in Heer, Maastricht and the Euregion will participate, share thoughts …
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“The preparations for the arrival of the ETpathfinder have not yet been hampered by the corona crisis. So far we seem to be still right on schedule”, says Prof. Stefan Hild.
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… Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Estonia, Croatia, Serbia) and Australia will participate in Youth-GEMs. The team will work together with Euro Youth Mental Health to set up a European learning community of young people with experience of mental illness who will be actively involved in the various project components. The researchers will follow the development of adolescents and develop predictive models and identify genetic and environmental risk factors for mental health …
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Jessica Steinlechner and her research group at Maastricht University are making their contribution to discovering into the origin and future of the universe in the form of mirror coatings that will improve our ability to make such measurements.
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… funeral companies and telecom firms. “That didn’t happen by itself,” Van Vliet admits. “Resigning on a whim was the easiest thing. The advantage was that neither of us had a mortgage, children or other big obligations, but we also didn’t have real experience, capital to invest or a good network. We were fortunate to receive help from UtrechtInc, an incubation programme for startups. With wanting to be too critical, we had this idea that we could or would learn everything ourselves: sales, …
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… the first part of the operation, so that it can be determined if the neurosurgeon has arrived at the correct area of the brain. “That's often an emotional moment for the patient”, says Yasin Temel. “The trembling stops suddenly, and they haven’t experienced that for a long time.” He is proud of the Neuro Intervention Centre at the Maastricht hospital, where all of the knowledge about neuromodulation comes together. Urologists who treat incontinence, psychiatrists who treat and refer patients, … with a particular pulse, so that the tinnitus signal can be completely suppressed. We want to research the first patients soon. The translation to humans is always a little bit stressful, but I’m hopeful that it will be successful, given previous experiences with brain research.” Traveling Since he began his brain research in 1999 in Maastricht, he has acquired more than four million euros in research grants with his team. “Looking back on these seventeen years, I’ve been able to make a kind of …
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… many people from the process of long-term illness. And save society the costs that would otherwise have gone into long-term care.” The best Dutch scientists Materials-Driven Regeneration will be led by six top-notch scientists, all with considerable experience in leading pioneering research projects. TU/e professor Carlijn Bouten (cardiovascular regeneration) is coordinating the program that connects the best scientists in the Netherlands in the fields of material science (Bert Meijer, ICMS, …