Events
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01 Oct 31 May
Wondering what it's like to study Health Food Innovation Management (HFIM) on our campus in Venlo? Join on of our student for a day-events.
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28 Oct10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Christian A.M.R. van Slagmaat
"Strategic Metal-catalyzed Hydrogenation Reactions for the Selective and Sustainable Synthesis of Renewable Cyclic Molecular Building Blocks"
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28 Oct 30 Oct
The History of the Philosophy of Technology Working Group at Maastricht University invites submissions for its first conference on the History of the Philosophy of Technology. We define the philosophy of technology as a wide-ranging and comprehensive field of study that includes the philosophical study of particular technologies and the different ways that technology, more broadly, has been considered philosophically. We encourage and promote work that explores these aspects historically, expanding established narratives by mapping interactions between technology and philosophy across different epochs and cultures.
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28 Oct11:00
Maastricht University invites students from YERUN universities to participate in an AI-focused hackathon centred on lifelong learning. An info session is scheduled for Monday 28 October.
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28 Oct16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Dennis Bontempi
"Deep Learning Applications in Cancer Imaging"
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29 Oct10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Stijn S. Horck
"Failure as catalyst for learning in healthcare Investigations into learning responses in different contexts"
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29 Oct13:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Kelly M.C. Jardon
"Precision Nutrition in Cardiometabolic Health: The Role of the Gut Microbiota"
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29 Oct16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Nina M. Possemis
"Diagnostics and Phosphodiesterase 4 Inhibition Intervention Within the Cognitive Spectrum: From Healthy Ageing to Dementia"
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29 Oct17:00 - 18:00
During the Law and History network’s next meeting, André Nunes Chaib will present paper entitled Law versus Myth? A Critique of International Law’s Historical Composition of Space and Time.
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29 Oct18:30 - 21:00
Studio Europa Maastricht and the Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam are organising a public programme to explore Germany’s evolving role in the EU and its impact on European unity.