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… Waarderen bewaakt, ook voor ondersteunend personeel, omdat ieders bijdrage aan de UM meetelt • Gepleit voor duurzame inzetbaarheidsmonitor- maatregelen om de UM aan- trekkelijker te maken als werkgever Diversiteit en Inclusiviteit • Bijdrage van de UM helpen vormgeven aan het landelijke debat over internationalisering • Activiteiten van Diversity & Inclusivity herzien om een veilige en gastvrije gemeenschap te bevorderen • Publicatie van belangrijke cijfers geëist over genderverdeling binnen …

… Waarderen bewaakt, ook voor ondersteunend personeel, omdat ieders bijdrage aan de UM meetelt • Gepleit voor duurzame inzetbaarheidsmonitor- maatregelen om de UM aan- trekkelijker te maken als werkgever Diversiteit en Inclusiviteit • Bijdrage van de UM helpen vormgeven aan het landelijke debat over internationalisering • Activiteiten van Diversity & Inclusivity herzien om een veilige en gastvrije gemeenschap te bevorderen • Publicatie van belangrijke cijfers geëist over genderverdeling binnen …

… Waarderen bewaakt, ook voor ondersteunend personeel, omdat ieders bijdrage aan de UM meetelt • Gepleit voor duurzame inzetbaarheidsmonitor- maatregelen om de UM aan- trekkelijker te maken als werkgever Diversiteit en Inclusiviteit • Bijdrage van de UM helpen vormgeven aan het landelijke debat over internationalisering • Activiteiten van Diversity & Inclusivity herzien om een veilige en gastvrije gemeenschap te bevorderen • Publicatie van belangrijke cijfers geëist over genderverdeling binnen …

… technologie en artificial intelligence (AI) in te zetten om armoede en schulden te bestrijden”, vertelt Brüggen. “De gemeente Heerlen – een van de armste gemeenten van Nederland – fungeert als proeftuin voor ons onderzoek.” Wil je weten hoe ELSA Lab helpt bij het bestrijden van armoede en schulden? Lees het hele artikel hier: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/nieuws/het-elsa-lab-zet-artificial-intelligence-om-armoede-en-schulden-te-bestrijden #VanDeEuregioVoorDeEuregio X : De Universiteit …

… text of the public part of the report of the 176th meeting dated 11th of October 2022 -22.1815o - dated 28-10-22 – report and attachment See the approved version of the report with reference 22.1815/Io. 2b Comments on the public part of the report There are no remarks. 3 Announcements of the Dean The Dean informs the council about staff developments within FHML's policy support. The Grants Office provides support for grant applications and strategic projects. A. Gilsing was recently transferred … plan will be made for the installation of LED lighting, insulations and heat pumps. Further consideration will be given to locating the ICT service at one location and to the possibilities of switching off certain devices after office hours. Finally, there will be an awareness campaign on how to deal with energy use. When asked, the Director of FHML indicates that there is a digital suggestion box where employees can send ideas/tips on energy saving to: www.wooclap.com/UMAMA. The Council indicates that the 'Grindbak (Gravel Pit)' car park adjacent to Debyeplein 1 …

… ............................................................................................................. 2 3. Do recordings contain special personal data? ...................................................................................... 2 4. When can you make recordings according to the GDPR? .................................................................... 2 5. Obtaining consent from participants. … and Neuroscience (ERCPN) and the privacy-team of FPN. The procedure is based on the general recognized guidelines and adapted to the local (FPN) situation. If a researcher explicitly states in the ERCPN application form that he/she/they will adhere to the procedure, the ERCPN will generally approve this aspect in the research application. 2. Is a recording a personal data? A recording in which a person is recognizable via image or sound is personal data. In order to be recognizable, it is … When can you make recordings according to the GDPR? To process personal data you need a so-called processing ground. For recording purposes, legitimate interest and consent are the most important grounds for processing. Legitimate interest means that there must be a balancing act between the right to privacy of the person whose personal data is being processed on the one hand and the interests of the research in processing personal data on the other hand. Consent means that a person has freely, …

… please always consult the Armico or contact HSB. Hazards and risks of liquid nitrogen Normally, the oxygen concentration in the air we breathe is about 21% (v/v). Any reduction in the oxygen concentration below this 21% should be considered hazardous where precautions should be taken. The consequences of reduced oxygen concentration (with direct effect an increase in nitrogen concentration) are summarised in the table; Annex 1. Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold (temperature: 196 °C), displaces … heavier than air and mix poorly with ambient air. With insufficient ventilation, these gases can collect above the floor or accumulate in lower areas such as basements and wells. This can lead to high gas concentrations. Suffocation is the main danger when exposed to a high gas concentration of nitrogen, because the high gas concentration of nitrogen leads to a reduction of oxygen concentration to very low levels (impoverishment of air). 1 litre of liquid nitrogen can be converted into 700 litres of … liquid nitrogen liquid nitrogen in the laboratory should be worn laboratory gloves for the relevant application (e.g. snap- freeze). - Even with cryogenic gloves on, it is not permitted to immerse these gloves in a vessel containing liquid nitrogen. Therefore, use (extended) auxiliary tools to remove materials or samples from liquid nitrogen and do so extremely carefully without spilling liquid nitrogen. - Always wear closed shoes when working with nitrogen - When transferring, pouring or other use …

… with the current legislation and the ‘Randwyck Regulations’. This procedure is supplementary to the procedure: ‘Directions for sealed sources’. SEALED SOURCES: LEAKAGE TEST A sealed source is a radioactive component that is either embedded in or adhered to a solid carrier material, or enclosed by a different material. It is understood that either the carrier material or the material enclosing the radioactive substance offers adequate resistance to spreading of radioactive substances, when used under regular circumstances. Submitting sealed sources to an inspection is obligatory; this is performed when receiving the source, as well as periodically, meaning at least once a year. Lastly, when a sealed source is definitively not used … 1 MBq in activity (or less than 0.02 Reinh), nor if the sealed source contains a gaseous radioactive substance. The test for leakage is obliged for all sealed sources from the age of 15 years, even if their activity at that time is less than 1 MBq. There is a risk of porosity or degradation of the carrier material, resulting in leakage. According to legislation, a sealed source is considered leaking, if a wiped activity of more than 185 Bq (Becquerel) is determined. 1 ANVS regulations on basic …

… Bestuurlijke relatie met instellingen in conflictgebieden onder de loep; internationale uitwisseling en samenwerking individuele wetenschappers geborgd De Universiteit Maastricht (UM) werkt aan een instrument dat moet helpen om een goed onderbouwde inschatting te maken of en zo ja in hoeverre partners met wie we bestuurlijke samenwerkingen hebben in gebieden waar een grootschalig conflict is, betrokken zijn bij schendingen van fundamentele mensenrechtennormen. De …