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Posted on April 6, 2019May 24, 2020

Peter Peters unravels the mysteries of how cells work

March 25, 2019

Since 2015, nano-biologist and Q-SORT Scientist Peter Peters has been working with his research group at Maastricht University at Brightlands Maastricht Health Campus to unravel the mysteries of how cells work. He does this by studying the … [Read more]

Posted on April 1, 2019May 23, 2020

Q-SORT Teaser Video Released

We are pleased to announce that the first Q-SORT teaser video has just been released.
It is now available on the Q-SORT website and Vimeo.
Watch it now and stay tuned for the full release!

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Posted on March 5, 2019May 25, 2020

Scientists should write Wikipedia

Everyone uses Wikipedia. Given its ubiquity and quality, we all use it as a jumping-off point to learn about new topics, or as “external memory” to refresh about things we’re supposed to know. It’s no surprise then, that the way … [Read more]

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  • About
  • Science
    • A layperson’s introduction to Q-SORT research
    • The main concepts behind Q-SORT
    • Introductory bibliography
    • Access to Q-SORT open data and publications
    • Research Papers
  • People
  • EU Funded
  • Webinars
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 1
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 2
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 3
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 4
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 5
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 6/ Making Open Science Work for You
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 7
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 8 / Women in Science Lecture Series 1
    • Interdisciplinary Training Webinar 9
    • EXTRA Webinar – How to contribute to Wikipedia
  • Events
    • 2018 Conference
    • 2019 Conference
    • 2021 Conference
    • Q-SORT Women in Science Lecture Series
    • Women in science
    • “Beauty and benefits of nanobiology” A user friendly talk with Q&A by Peter Peters
    • “Does God Play Dice?” A user friendly talk with Q&A by Miles Padgett
    • Q-SORT 2019 Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon
  • Meet Your Scientist
  • Video
  • News
  • Press
  • Contacts