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  • De Ironische Orde - Featured Image 20 -Maastricht University Press OA

    De Ironische Orde: An exploration of knowledge and desire

    New Maastricht University Press publication – With pride, editors René Gabriëls (philosopher, university lecturer and researcher at Maastricht University) and Sjoerd de Jong (science editor and columnist at NRC) present the Liber Amicorum “De Ironische Orde” to Prof Dr Maarten Doorman.

  • Countdown to the National Open Science Festival

    With just six days to go until the National Open Science Festival, we spoke with members of the organising team to hear their thoughts. The festival, a collaboration between Open Science NL, LCRDM, DANS and Maastricht University, promises to be another key event for the national Open Science community. What are their expectations for this exciting gathering?

  • New look in Pure backend

    In the next release on Thursday 24 October, the backend of the research information system Pure will show a new and improved header.

  • DANS Open Day 2024

    Join the DANS Open Day on 14 November for insightful lectures and interactive workshops focused on Open Data and Open Science.

  • A game-changing approach: Cards Against Pedagogy

    Open Educational Resources (OER) offer students and faculty at Maastricht University free, adaptable teaching and learning materials in various formats. From handouts to full courses, these resources—licensed under open terms like Creative Commons—can be shared and customised. The Maastricht University Library supports you in finding and sharing OER, fostering collaboration and innovation in education.

  • Register now for sessions at the Open Science Festival 2024

    On 22 October, the National Open Science Festival will take place at Maastricht University. It will be a gathering for the Open Science community, organised by its members. This means that most of the programme will consist of sessions led by community members.

  • Springer Open Access discount quota 2024 is nearing its limit - Featured Image - Maastricht University

    Springer Open Access discount quota 2024 is nearing its limit: what you need to know

    We expect to reach the 2024 maximum (cap) for free-of-charge open-access publishing in Springer journals by the third week of October. Read on to understand the implications and explore alternative routes to make your research accessible.

  • Your fingerprints in Pure

    Since April this year, a new functionality has been enabled in UM’s research information system Pure, the so called ‘fingerprinting’. 

  • New PubMed and Embase modules optimise search capabilities

    Within the Maastricht University (UM) faculties FHML and FPN and AZM/MUMC+, PubMed is a crucial tool for research purposes. To optimise searching in this extensive database, the University Library has recently replaced the current PubMed module with a brand-new version.

  • Discover the data processing and storage finder

    Easily find the right tool for data handling throughout the research life cycle using the data processing & storage finder.