Past events
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30 Jan16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Rebecca Farah
"Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Lebanon"
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30 Jan12:30 - 13:30
In the context of the IGIR institute, we proudly present the presentation by IGIR fellow and PhD candidate Rebeca Guillén on 30 January 2024, between 12.30h and 13.30h in room C 1.310 in Faculty of Law, Bouillonstraat. The topic of her presentation is "3D printing: A Proposal for improvement of the IP landscape in the framework of the Circular Economy. " Feel warmly invited to join the discussion! This presentation can also be attended online - please send an email to anke.moerland@maastrichtuniversity.nl to receive the link.
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29 Jan16:00 - 17:00
MHeNs organises a Translational Neuroscience lecture series with both internal and external/ international speakers.
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29 Jan16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Marvin T.L.J. Martens
"Adverse Outcome Pathways Coming to Life Exploring New Ways to Support Risk Assessments"
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29 Jan16:00 - 17:00
The MORSE initiative will award a prize for student master's and bachelor's theses! Are you interested in how to enter the competition, whether their thesis is eligible, which prizes will be awarded and how the jury is selected? Please refer to the text below!
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29 Jan13:15 - 18:00
The 13th Pension Seminar provides guidance on how to implement the WTP and make pension agreements adequate and fair at the social partners' negotiating table. A compass for those involved to find their way together in this terra incognita.
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29 Jan13:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Shan Wang
"The role of diet in inflammatory bowel disease: A focus on the underlying mechanism via aryl hydrocarbon receptor signaling"
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29 Jan10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Niels Andreas van der Baan
"Facilitating the Education-To-Work Transition Coaching for Employability Unravelled"
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26 Jan15:30 - 17:15
Friday 26 January 2024 marks the 48th anniversary of Maastricht University. We commemorate the Dies Natalis with inspiring award ceremonies, speeches and music.
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26 Jan13:15 - 18:30
- academic session
- Highlight
- seminar
The aftermath of WS and Others v. Frontex: is the battle for accountability lost?
This event intends to unpack and discuss the legal accountability challenges resulting from this case-law, reflecting on whether there is a way to address the accountability gaps created by the novelties posed by the emerging structure of EU integrated administration, within the current system of EU judicial remedies. The discussion will also go beyond the question of legal remedies, shading light on whether more flexible accountability avenues, such as internal structures like the Consultative Forum and the Fundamental Rights Officer (FRO), or external bodies, such as the European Ombudsman, have the potential of improving Frontex’s fundamental rights accountability.