Below you can find examples of past MUSTS research projects.
Risk and uncertainty are important features of modern life. Our current society is increasingly referred to as a risk society (Ulrich Beck), in which society […]
The Nano-Dev project aims at understanding how nanotechnology can contribute to development. By investigating how people deal with nanotechnology in Kenya, India and the Netherlands, […]
This project looks at how users engage with emerging health technologies, from genetic testing, to telecare, to the use of the internet for health reasons, […]
This project focuses on one of the earliest attempts at globally inclusive scientific cooperation: UNESCO’s International Science Program of 1945-1954. Conceived by the head of […]
PhD Candidate: Simone Schleper MPhil Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Ernst Homburg and Dr. Raf de Bont In international projects of nature protection, scientists play a prominent […]
HowSAFE aims to explore the institutional factors driving, shaping and constraining the application of risk-based approaches to governance across Europe. Premised on the idea that […]
This project aims to understand and overcome the political, economical and behavioural traits and trends that led Europe to its difficulties in reducing fossil fuel […]
This PhD-project is situated in the field of medical history and focuses on the history of medical ethics and human experimentation. Noortje Jacobs charts the […]
In this project, Phd candidate Andreas Mitzschke studies the public controversies about genetically modified (GM) crops in India and Europe. He specifically looks at how […]
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