W21C Research & Innovation Centre
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Sep 21, 2026
Mindy ThomasHOST
But alas, there was no rule book, and there were no instructions either.
Mindy ThomasHOST
All Dr. Crist and his team had access to was a group of computer programmers from Maastricht University in the Netherlands.
Thomas FingerlingVOICE_ACTOR
Hey, you computer people.
DennisVOICE_ACTOR
What?
Ferenc LaczóHOST
And great to have you join.
Ferenc LaczóHOST
Brigitte Lenormand is an associate professor in history at Maastricht University, whose research focuses on socialist Yugoslavia, urban planning, labor migration, and maritime shipping.
Ferenc LaczóHOST
She has just completed a global history of the city of Rijeka in the socialist era and currently heads the project Women Migrants from the Northern Mediterranean and Work in Post-war Northwestern Europe, which is a project based on an ERC Consolidator grant she has received and which our conversation today will aim to explore from a number of angles.
Ferenc LaczóHOST
Now two widely circulating narratives concerning the history of migration in post-war and in contemporary post-89 Europe, respectively state, Brigitte, I would argue that European countries turned into sites of immigration rather than sources of emigration, and that there has also been an increasing globalization of those migratory patterns, reflecting an increasing diversification in terms of the countries of origins of where people came to Europe from, right? So how would you characterize the main phases of migration in Europe since approximately 45.
Alex FenglerGUEST
And she really wanted to study psychology there.
Alex FenglerGUEST
And I ended up going over with her, looked at the open day at Maastricht University and ended up getting stuck.
Alex FenglerGUEST
And then I just enrolled in a business degree there and got going.
Alex FenglerGUEST
And then eventually I ended up... doing a master's in something which was called neuroeconomics.
Simi SaraHOST
Let's talk more about all of this.
Simi SaraHOST
Dr. Gisèle Bossa is a professor in EU External Democracy and International Relations at Maastricht University and is with us now.
Simi SaraHOST
Thank you so much for being here.
Gisèle BossaGUEST
Good morning.
Peter BandettiniHOST
Satra is the Director of Open Data and Neuroscience Initiative and a Senior Research Scientist at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT.
Peter BandettiniHOST
Mario Senden is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience at Maastricht University.
Peter BandettiniHOST
Giulia Baraccini is a postdoc with Max Schein at the University of Sydney.
Peter BandettiniHOST
And Vince Calhoun is the founding director for the Center of Translational Research in Neuroimaging and Data Science at Georgia State University, Emory University, and Georgia Institute of Technology.
Alice OjwangGUEST
where we did everything by the book.
Alice OjwangGUEST
So fast forward, in 2006, I registered for a PhD at Maastricht University.
Alice OjwangGUEST
I actually did the coursework.
Alice OjwangGUEST
I wrote my proposal to do a worksite intervention.
Marcelle KosmanHOST
Hmm.
Hannah McGregorHOST
As a note, Steinbach, pronouns they/them, is a professor at Maastricht University, which is the random Dutch town I went to to get shin tattoos [laughs] this year.
Marcelle KosmanHOST
[laughs]
Hannah McGregorHOST
So small world.
Craig RosenblumMODERATOR
So Ibrahim Yarali is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Technology Inspired Regenerative Medicine at, I'm sorry, I'm gonna mispronounce the name.
Craig RosenblumMODERATOR
Maastricht University?
Ibrahim YaraliGUEST
Yeah, Maastricht.
Craig RosenblumMODERATOR
Okay, wonderful.
Joanne AvisonHOST
But he also treats the body as if the biomechanical laws that were well established by then hadn't been challenged, and certainly not to the extent that they're being challenged now by modern international fascia research.
Joanne AvisonHOST
Keleman does mention fascia, but what we've got to remember is that around the time of 1985, which is 40 years ago, it's, it's nudging towards half a century ago, we're speaking of a time when people like associate professor of anatomy and embryology at Maastricht University, emeritus now, Jaap van der Wal, was first developing his work and his PhD.
Joanne AvisonHOST
And all that research is in the second chapter of my book, Yoga Fascia, Anatomy and Movement, the second edition.
Joanne AvisonHOST
And how Jaap van der Wal did the tissue-sparing dissection of the human elbow.
Kyle PolichHOST
When you actually put explanations in front of real people and watch what they do, the results are not always flattering.
Kyle PolichHOST
Here's Roan Schellingerhout, a PhD student at Maastricht University in the Netherlands.
Kyle PolichHOST
Roan builds explainable recommenders for the high-stakes world of hiring.
Roan SchellingerhoutSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So when we looked into their behavior, 'cause we, um, screen recorded everything, and we interviewed them, asked to talk aloud while working with the system.
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