Research institutes and themes
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GWFP researchers study the internal workings of the universe on both, particle level (as a part of CERN LHCb experiment) and on the astronomical scale via gravitational wave research and precision interferometry.
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Conducts interdisciplinary research within the scope of cross-border mobility & cooperation issues wherein special attention is paid to practical solutions for these issues.
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The Institute of Data Science fosters a collaborative environment for cross-disciplinary data science research and training.
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Brings together economic, legal, historical, philosophical & practical expertise in response to the increasingly multi-layered & complex challenges facing the fields of arts & heritage today.
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Combines various research lines in order to contribute to a better understanding of the dynamics & consequences of trans-national migration & mobility in a European & global context.
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Launched in 2015, the Maastricht Centre for Systems Biology (MaCSBio) aims to develop a set of computational and mathematical models, applicable in science and clinic, that will advance our understanding of biological systems.
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Maastricht Science Programme is a bachelor’s programme with a dedicated academic staff. Staff research is incorporated into our project period, providing our students with an opportunity to gain essential research skills.
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The Mathematics Centre Maastricht (MCM) unites research, education and outreach in mathematics across Maastricht University.
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Studying and shaping the dynamics behind changing classical music practices and their societal contexts in a collaboration between UM, Zuyd and philharmonie zuidnederland.
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The Sensor Engineering department focuses on the development of innovative sensing applications. The research facilities of the department are located on the Brightlands Chemelot Campus.