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Category: Research


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    Teams will replace Zoom as of 1 August 2025

    During the corona pandemic, UM introduced two platforms for video calling and online education: Zoom for education purposes and Microsoft Teams for other parts of the organisation. Since then, we have been using both systems alongside each other. To reduce the number of different systems (and thus double management), UM has decided to stop using Zoom as of 1 August 2025.

  • Maastricht University joins national open access agreement with PLOS - Featured Image by Ron Aardening for Maastricht University Library - background image by Cytonn Photography on Unsplash

    Maastricht University joins national open access agreement with PLOS

    Thanks to a new national agreement, Maastricht University and MUMC+ researchers can publish open access in seven PLOS journals without APC payment. This collaboration between more than thirty Dutch research institutions and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) removes financial barriers to open science publishing.

  • Make your Pure researcher profile rank first on Google

    As a Maastricht University researcher, your research outputs are showcased on the Maastricht University | MUMC+ Research Information portal. This portal presents all public research information that is entered in UM’s research information system Pure.

  • Hands-on workshop Developing a Diamond Open Access discovery kit - Featured Image by Ron Aardening for Maastricht University Library - Background image by Edgar Soto on Unsplash

    Hands-on workshop: Developing a Diamond Open Access discovery kit

    Are you interested in advancing Diamond Open Access publishing at Maastricht University and within your faculty or department? Join us together with our colleagues of the Diamond Open Access Expertise Centre for the interactive workshop “Developing a Diamond Open Access Discovery Kit” on 28 May 2025 in Utrecht.

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    Maastricht University Library awarded grant for Citizen Science Matchmaking event

    Maastricht University Library has been awarded the ‘Open Science Meetings’ grant from Open Science NL, based on a proposal to organise a Citizen Science Matchmaking event. The €10,000 grant will be used to foster collaboration between researchers and members of the public.

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    Still spots available for webinar on the NWO/TDCC-SSH Challenge Call 2025

    Don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to FAIR data and software practices in the Social Science and Humanities (SSH) field and join this webinar about the TDCC-SHH Challenge Call.

  • Maastricht University Library, modern study space for students and researchers.

    Open Science blog: Kai Heidemann

    We’ve invited the UM community to share their experiences with Open Science, creating an opportunity to learn from one another and find inspiration together. Kicking off this initiative, Kai Heidemann shares the first story through a compelling blog post.

  • Featured Image - iThenticate safeguarding your academic integrity - post by Ron Aardening - Maastricht University Library

    iThenticate: safeguarding your academic integrity

    Are you working on a manuscript or PhD thesis? Before submission, ensure your research meets the highest standards of academic integrity by using iThenticate, the professional similarity-checking tool trusted by leading academic publishers worldwide.

  • Join NRIN-on-Tour at School of Business and Economics

    NRIN-on-Tour is coming to Maastricht on Wednesday 9 April 2025, from 13:30 to 16:30 CET at Maastricht University’s (UM) School of Business and Economics (SBE). This event is co-organised by researchers at UM and the Maastricht University Library. It is open to researchers, academics, policy advisors, and anyone involved in researcher assessment and recognition across the Dutch academic and research community.

  • Featured Image RDM webinar

    Join our webinar on the NWO/TDCC-SSH Challenge Call 2025

    Don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to FAIR data and software practices in the Social Science and Humanities (SSH) field and join this webinar about the TDCC-SHH Challenge Call.