H+ Graduates 2023-2024
On this page we celebrate the achievements of our Honours+ students 2023-2024.
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Dear Honours+ students and Supervisors,
Congratulations on the completion of your challenges and thank you all for another great year of Honours+.
We want to thank you and applaud you for your flexibility, resilience, self management skills and creative problem solving. We hope all the valuable lessons you learned, the useful knowledge you gained, and all the skills you (further) developed, serve you well in all your future endeavors.
Kind regards,
Honours+ Central Management Team
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Challenge outcome: pitch & poster
The Honours+ programme is concluded with a round of pitches, during which each team presents their findings with regards to the team challenge to the other Honours+ students, and a jury. Each teams also designs a poster to visualize their findings. The best presentation and poster within every challenge topic will win a team prize.
The team challenges are based upon the Dutch National Research Agenda, and UN’s SDG’s.
Below, this year’s Honours+ students inform the H+ community what potential solution they found (applied research challenges) or what new and value-adding knowledge to the already existing knowledge on this topic their team uncovered (theoretical research challenges).
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How can we promote and create social cohesion in a diverse society?
Team 1:
“What is the impact of the Danish “Ghetto” Laws on Social Cohesion defined along different dimensions?”
- Noga Baake (FPN) Psychology
- Sophie Endner (FHML) Medicine
- Lilly Groß (SBE) International Business
- Emil Gahr (FASoS) European Studies
- Leonie Tambke (LAW) European Law School
Supervisor: Carla Schmitt
Click here for the team poster
Team 2:
"How are social trust levels related to the inclusion of minority ethnic groups in the workplace within the Netherlands?"
- Annalisa Zampa (LAW) European Law School
- Ella Rumohr (FPN) Psychology
- Sophia Knour (FASoS) Global Studies
- Juliusz Glodek (SBE) Business Analytics
- Zora Swinnen (SBE) International Business
Supervisor: Valia Kalaitzi
Click here for the team poster
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What is the inequality problem?
Team 1:
"How are international students discriminated against in the Maastricht housing market as compared to Dutch students, and what roles do legal, economic, and psychological factors play? "
- Isabel Backes (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Mandeep Singh (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Esther Hoogeveen (LAW) European Law School
- Nina van der Brug (LAW) European Law School
- Angeliki Plevri (FPN) Psychology
- Hannah Hertzberg (FASoS) Global Studies
Supervisor: Jonas Wogh
Click here for the team presentation
Team 2:
"Why does uptake to childcare facilities differ for migrant and local mothers in Germany?"
- Anna Stander (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Mihai Ştefan (LAW) European Law School
- Martina Maxia (LAW) European Law School
- Taylor Dingman (FASoS) Global Studies
- Lara Kuntz (FASoS) European Studies
- Supervisor: Steffen Kuenn
Click here for the team poster
Team 3:
"Why is there such limited improvement in gender inequality in the DRC, despite the EU’s various efforts to promote gender equality?"
- Henri Runge (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Ales Kováčik (SBE) International Business
- Fleur Jans (FASoS) European Studies
- Henry Bogdanowitz (FASoS) Arts & Culture
- Numi Ali (LAW) European Law School
- Conni Spanier (FPN) Psychology
- Supervisor: Assem Dandashly
Click here for the team poster
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How do the old and new media influence individuals and society?
Team 1:
"Do people who watch Short-Form Videos (SFV) frequently have less Critical Thinking Skills?"
- Simon Rodens (SBE) International Business
- Nicolo Soncini (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Eimear Hogan (LAW) European Law School
- Rossana Serlenga (FHML) Biomedical Sciences
- Lea Rath (FPN) Psychology
Supervisor: Bin Dong
Click here for the team poster
Team 2:
"How has the right to be forgotten become the battlefield between the EU and Big Tech corporations?”
- Tristan Teichner (SBE) International Business
- Francesca di Credico (SBE) International Business
- Nicole Russo (LAW) European Law School
- Alexia Popescu (LAW) European Law School
- Pia Pallasch (FASoS) Global Studies
- Ema Vilimaitė (FPN) Psychology
- Supervisor: Andrew Oringer
Click here for the team poster
Team 3:
"To what extent does critical thinking act as a mediator in the association between time spent on social media and the ability to differentiate real from fake content?"
- Tom Croe (SBE) International Business
- Aaron Krater (FPN) Psychology
- Sofia Baars (FHML) Biomedical Sciences
- Aleksi Aaltonen (LAW) European Law School
- Supervisor: Wiebke Heinze
Click here for the team poster
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How do we improve the quality and availability of health care as much as possible while keeping it affordable?
Team 1:
"How can the prevention of Diabetes Type II be optimally addressed in the Netherlands, with a focus on pre-diabetic individuals, aiming to mitigate healthcare costs?"
- Anna Jung (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Toribio Iriarte Fernández (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Nonye Williams (FHML) Medicine
- Erik Schumacher (FPN) Psychology
- Leonards Geine (LAW) European Law School
- Eveline van Niekerk (LAW) Dutch Law & Tax Law
Supervisor: Gabriel Paiva Fonseca
Click here for the team poster
Team 2:
"What are the implications of expanding the Guthrie test with a predictive cardiovascular disease-linked gene screening program for the Dutch preventive healthcare system?"
- Hannes Steinhoff (SBE) International Business
- Jarno Sprenkels (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Palina Sinitsa (FPN) Psychology
- Floortje Stijnen (LAW) Dutch Law
- Wouter vd Heijden (FHML) Biomedical Sciences
- Lion Moritz Lehmbecker (FASoS) European Studies
- Supervisor: Johan Renes
Click here for the team poster
Team 3:
“How are international healthcare training programs a solution for healthcare staff shortage in developing states?"
- Sangwoo Yu (SBE) Business Analytics
- Filip Björkqvist (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Lennart Quast (FPN) Psychology
- Jakob Seul (FASoS) European Studies
- Sarah Eggen (LAW) Dutch Law
- Catalina Keuser (FHML) Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisor: Mehrdad Seirafi
Click here for the team poster
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What is the impact of new technologies on humans and society?
Team 1:
“How could the Western World implement AI diagnostic tools in oncology?”
- Selina Blom (SBE) Econometrics & Operations Research
- Emily Rahmig (SBE) International Business
- Sofia Busuoli (FASoS) European Studies
- Anna Linh Hoang (FPN) Psychology
- Aleksandra Jablkowska (LAW) European Law School
- Mathilda Morossi (LAW) European Law School
Supervisor: Flavio de Carolis
Click here for the team poster
Team 2:
"What is the biological, economic, and legal state of CRISPR-Cas9 in gene editing in humans at the moment, and how do different demographics want the technology to be implemented?"
- Nils Cuypers (SBE) International Business
- Seraphine Demeure (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Grace Cassidy (LAW) European Law School
- Jérémy Bran (LAW) European Law School
- Sami Studer (FSE) Circular Engineering
- Eva Kremser (FPN) Psychology
- Supervisor: Jermain Kaminski
Click here for the team poster
Team 3:
"What are the Challenges and Promises of Implementing Artificial Intelligence in Personalised Medicine within the EU?"
- Max Werheid (SBE) International Business
- Yoav Bar Ness (LAW) European Law School
- Emma Sieling (LAW) European Law School
- Fin Gerke (FASoS) Digital Society
- Joseph Feuerbach (FPN) Psychology
- Nika Cindori (FHML) Biomedical Sciences
- Supervisor: Rianne Fijten
Click here for the team poster
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How can we deal with the impact of climate change on life on Earth?
Team 1:
"To what extent can real-time data analytic technology be an adaptation tool to acclimate to the repercussions on human health from heat waves?"
- Timo van Heek (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- Niklas Bolten (SBE) International Business
- Eileen Rode (LAW) European Law School
- Sarvesh Ramesh Kumar (FSE) Circular Engineering
- Karina Meyer (FASoS) European Studies
Supervisor: Serdar Turkeli
Click here for the team poster
Team 2:
"How can Italy mitigate the climate insurance protection gap?"
- Louis Indradjaja (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- David Heller (SBE) International Business
- Angella Namuyomba (FHML) Biomedical Sciences
- Marta de Grandi (FASoS) European Studies
- Liesel de Maat (LAW) European Law School
- Supervisor: Manuela Mühl
Click here for the team poster
Team 3:
"How can the EU Green Deal address meat production and consumption to mitigate climate change?"
- Louisa Maurer (SBE) Economics & Business Economics
- David Baltussen (SBE) International Business
- David Behrendt (LAW) European Law School
- Paul Boldron (LAW) European Law School
- Puming Zhang (FASoS) European Studies
- Chiara Frohs (FPN) Psychology
- Supervisor: Peiran Jiao
Click here for the team poster