Past events

"Diaspora Return Visits for Knowledge Transfer and Capacity Development: A Case Study of IOM’s Connecting Diaspora for Development Project in Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and Somaliland"

The UM Data Science Research Seminar Series are monthly sessions organized by the Institute of Data Science, in collaboration with different departments across UM. The aim of these collaborations is to bring together scientists from all over Maastricht University to discuss breakthroughs and...

"Bodies, features and visual awareness. Behavioral, physiological and neural correlates of body expression perception"

On Thursday, June 15th, the annual GROW Science Day will take place again. As the theme of the day ‘We are GROW’ already suggests, this year’s programme is meant to inform you about GROWs accomplishments and its research. Are you aware of the research that takes place within GROW? And how this fits...

It is our pleasure to invite the service research community back to Maastricht for an inspiring conference that features classic service research topics along with emerging themes and service innovations. A conference that will invigorate our strong service community.

"Explaining Risky driving behaviour among the young motor riders in Manipal, Karnataka, India: A psychosocial study on objectives for educational interventions"

"The European Union-evidence in medicines regulation and legislation" 

This conference aims to compare and critically assess the developments in European Criminal Law and International Criminal Law. The conference sets out to analyse differences and similarities with regard to a variety of different aspects of criminal justice in a globalized world.

In this workshop, we will examine our role as teachers and educators in a reflexive way. We will reflect on what we do and how we do it. How does our race, class, gender, sexuality and ability status affect our viewpoint on what we teach and how we teach it? How does our positionality...

"Identification of novel biomarkers in critically ill patients"