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… Ton van den Brink ROOM B0.006 Vincent Delhomme Managing uncertainty and diversity: the challenges of EU rule-making in the field of lifestyle health promotion Zlatina Georgieva Interactions through Soft Law in the EU Multi-level Space – the Cases of Competition Enforcement and Telecommunications Regulation Salvatore Nicolosi European Union Emergency Law: The Contours of a New Field of Study Esther van Schagen The use of evidence by the European Parliament. The case of online marketplaces in the Digital Services Act Ton van den Brink Balancing Unity and Diversity by the EU legislature. Strategies, Limitations and Outlook PANEL #2 AUTOMATION, VULNERABILITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS *** CHAIR Johan Wolswinkel Johan Wolswinkel …

… University, The Netherlands). E-mail: sanjay.rastogi@maastrichtuniversity.nl karel.wilsens@maastrichtuniversity.nl Keywords: Energy conservation, emission reduction, recycling, High temperature performance polymers Introduction: Polymer materials find use in an immense number of applications in our daily life. One problem with the usage of plastics is that they are generally not biodegradable and might accumulate in nature if not disposed correctly. In this project, we address the challenges in … bond can be useful for various applications; having potential to be used as a building block in polyesters, providing cross-linking site in thermosets, and functionalities to surfactants. In our ongoing research we make use of itaconic acid as a component to develop highly rigid monomers and polymers, developed through the Aza-Michael addition reaction. These polymers, being mostly amorphous in nature, have proven to be readily degradable in the presence of enzymes. However, to increase mechanical response of these materials introduction of crystalline components is required. The preliminary findings of ours indicate that the itaconic monomers are also suitable for the development of high performance monomers having melting temperatures up to 300 °C. For this reason, in this project we particularly …

… International Student Higher Education Code of Conduct Academic services Institutions must offer international stu- dents only duly accredited degree program- mes. They must ensure that teaching staff have sufficient command of the language of instruction. The institutions of higher educa- tion must be clear about which services are and which are not provided to international students, such as arranging student visa with the Netherlands immigration authori- ties … the competent authority of the institution concerned. If you are not satisfied with their response, you can complain to the National Commission. Please consult the full text of the Code and formulate your complaint on the articles mentioned in it. Contact For questions about the Code of Conduct, please see the Frequently Asked Questions on our website: www.internationalstudy.nl or send an email to: info@internationalstudy.nl. Complaints or petitions you can send to: The National Commission Code … the competent authority of the institution concerned. If you are not satisfied with their response, you can complain to the National Commission. Please consult the full text of the Code and formulate your complaint on the articles mentioned in it. Contact For questions about the Code of Conduct, please see the Frequently Asked Questions on our website: www.internationalstudy.nl or send an email to: info@internationalstudy.nl. Complaints or petitions you can send to: The National Commission Code …

… are critical for urgently-needed more resilient economics. “Since the ISSB was created at COP26, jurisdictions accounting for around 55% of global gross domestic product have started to introduce ISSB Standards in their regulatory frameworks. More are coming. They will future-proof capital markets and the economy they support.” Professor Bauer said: "I am truly humbled and deeply honoured to receive this prestigious award. It is a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved, … research and leadership is critical. I am deeply inspired by the contributions of all the recipients and excited to see how their work will influence the future of finance.” Ends NOTES TO EDITORS • To arrange an interview with Emmanuel Faber, contact: Mark Byatt, mbyatt@ifrs.org +44 (0)7778 223127 • To arrange an interview with Professor Rob Bauer, contact Kendra Valck, k.valck@maastrichtuniversity.nl • For further questions about the Prize, please contact Dr Ben Caldecott (ben.caldecott@smithschool.ox.ac.uk) or Lucy Erickson, Head of Communications (lucy.erickson@smithschool.ox.ac.uk +44 (0)7587 …

… Als je in februari start met je opleiding, ga dan naar de website van het Studenten Service Centrum (SSC) voor meer informatie. Meer informatie over collegegeld in het algemeen is te vinden op de website van het SSC. Nog vragen? Bij twijfel kun je contact opnemen met de UM Admissions. NEE JA Ga naar de volgende pagina voor de volgende vraag (Heb je al eerder een bachelordiploma behaald in Nederland? … hoger onderwijsinstelling in Nederland van je eerste inschrijving. Let op: volg je twee bachelor- op masteropleidingen tegelijkertijd, bekijk dan ook de nadere informatie hierover op onze webpagina 'Bepalen collegegeld'. Nog vragen? Bij twijfel kun je contact opnemen met UM Admissions. JA NEE Schrijf je je nu in voor je eerste opleiding binnen de sector Gezondheidszorg of Onderwijs? Toelichting: Voor de UM vallen de volgende bacheloropleidingen binnen de sectoren Gezondheidszorg en … Als je in februari start met je opleiding, ga dan naar de website van het Studenten Service Centrum (SSC) voor meer informatie. Meer informatie over collegegeld in het algemeen is te vinden op de website van het SSC. Nog vragen? Bij twijfel kun je contact opnemen met UM Admissions. NEE Dan geldt het instellingscollegegeld. In onderstaande tabel kun je het tarief per opleiding vinden: Naam bacheloropleiding Tarief 2023-24 Arts and Culture / Cultuurwetenschappen € 9.400 Biomedical Sciences € …

… Minutes of the CAPHRI Quality Assurance Committee, 26th January 2023 Present: Laure Wynants, David Shaw, Mark Spigt, Bart Penders, Gerard van Breukelen, Bjorn Winkens 1. Committee Membership LW welcomed BW to the committee and members introduced themselves. 2. Approval of text data … update committee operating procedures and student representatives of QAC DS said that the procedures had been shared with the CAPHRI director and would be presented at the next School Council meeting. PhD representatives were enthusiastic about finding a PhD student to join the committee and will advertise using text provided by DS. Action: DS to present procedures at School council and continue to liaise with PhD representatives regarding finding a PhD student member of QAC. 5. Outreach … agreed but said focus would be on external students. Action: DS to arrange date for webinar with PhD students. 6. Any other business Proposed change in audit process DS explained that a change in the audit process had been suggested by Silvia Evers, whereby audits would be conducted of all projects within a budget line. It was felt that this would improve the rate at which staff agreed to participate in audits. BP said this would be a big change and a large workload – approx. 10% of CAPHRI …