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… the UK Government to accede to the 1970 UNESCO Convention. She is current Chair of the UK based Antiquities Dealers’ Association and advised the UK Government on aspects of the Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Act 2017. She regularly chairs vetting committees at London based art fairs. She is an independent consultant providing valuations and advising on authenticity, provenance and political issues affecting the antiquities market, while also acting as a valuer to the Treasure Valuation Committee, the Government body responsible for establishing the value for UK treasure finds. …

… Sciences (BMS) / European Public Health (EPH) / Health Sciences (HS) ** the module code consists of three letters followed by four numbers. Are you currently enrolled at a different university (not a university of applied sciences) in the Netherlands where you have paid tuition fees for the concerning academic year? YES , include copy of your Certificate of Enrolment and Payment, recent transcript of records and permission from your own Board of Examiners. NO , the costs will amount to € 216,67 per … 4: 1 December Period 5: 1 February Period 6: 1 April We cannot accept applications after these dates. Please note: · Your application will not be legally valid until the FHML has officially confirmed your admission. · A certificate of successful completion of the courses can only be provided once the payment obligations have been fulfilled. Applicant’s signature: Date: Team Examinations FHML_BM 02-02-2023 2/2 …

… Registration form PhD candidates FHML version June 2021 First name Last name Infix Initials E-mail address Date of birth Male/female Nationality (if applicable, 2nd) Department (of principal supervisor = ‘eerste promotor’), where the PhD project is embedded Prior education: Diploma(s) (please select applicable one) Name study programme Name institution Maastricht University Master? If so, which Faculty? · Research Master: yes / no · MA, MSc, MPhil, MD, other, namely: ... … PhD candidate (own resources) Starting date PhD trajectory (contract starting date, or in case of non-employed at UM/MUMC+: PhD starting date) End date (contract ending date, or in case of non-employed at UM/MUMC+: PhD project enddate) Expected completion date of manuscript (estimation that can periodically be adapted) Principal supervisor (‘eerste promotor’, mandatory, being a professor or associate professor) Name: Email address: Work location/-address: Co-supervisor (mandatory) Name: Email … UM and/or MUMC+ Job size (fte, if appointed) Postal address work: If UM/MUMC+: Department, internal address, phone number If elsewhere : organisation, postal address, phone number For PhDs not employed with UM/MUMC+ and living abroad: will you be coming to the Netherlands during the PhD trajectory? …

… us a remarkable change in study of heritage and its documentation, conservation and exhibition. And the onslaught of covid pandemic virtually changed the landscape of handling and looking at our heritage. Now at this time the digital heritage has become a norm. It is going to put new challenges to universities, museums and institutions with limited budgets and manpower and at the same time open new avenues to explore new technologies to showcase our heritage to the world through the most attractive AV or VR tools. In this direction the Department of History and Archaeology, HNB Garhwal University, Uttarakhand, India started a collaborative project with Dr Bernard K. Means of Virtual Curation Laboratory of VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) USA for not only to digitally document the archaeological antiquities of Central Himalayan region through 3D scanning but also to preserve and produce 3D digital and printed models of the artefacts in his lab at VCU. Within … institute (VCU) has already exhibited central Himalayan archaeological antiquity on various occasions at VCU and at many other places. Even all the scanned objects are not only printed in 3D but these all are also preserved in a digital database where all the artefacts can be seen and examined very precisely. This would help the researcher, students and public in accessing the central Himalayan archaeological antiquity for their interest. Our presentation will highlight the journey of this …

… When using AI, reflect on the ethical implications of your use of the AI in the short and long term. For instance, when writing a piece of text with the help of AI, inform yourself of any specific guidelines of the journal, educational institution or committee you are writing for. Using generative AI to improve a text that you have written could be acceptable, while relying on AI to create text from scratch is not. In this example, there is a difference in who generates the ideas in the text – the AI or the user. Also consider to what degree you want to be or become reliant on AI in your work, in the long run. Ethics also relates to AI’s societal and environmental impact. Hidden bias in generative AI models is a potential concern. Such AI models generate texts that reflect their training data, which can be … Similarly, you must never share research data with a generative AI, as long as the appropriate Institutional Review Board (IRB) has not explicitly approved this. If you do have IRB approval to share (parts of your) data with a generative AI model, where possible, opt-out of your data being saved and/or used for the training of future AI models. Check the Factuality of Generative AI Output Be aware that generative AI is known for “hallucinating” – it occasionally produces seemingly accurate facts …

… Registration form PhD candidates FHML version June 2021 First name Last name Infix Initials E-mail address Date of birth Male/female Nationality (if applicable, 2nd) Department (of principal supervisor = ‘eerste promotor’), where the PhD project is embedded Prior education: Diploma(s) (please select applicable one) Name study programme Name institution Maastricht University Master? If so, which Faculty? · Research Master: yes / no · MA, MSc, MPhil, MD, other, namely: ... … PhD candidate (own resources) Starting date PhD trajectory (contract starting date, or in case of non-employed at UM/MUMC+: PhD starting date) End date (contract ending date, or in case of non-employed at UM/MUMC+: PhD project enddate) Expected completion date of manuscript (estimation that can periodically be adapted) Principal supervisor (‘eerste promotor’, mandatory, being a professor or associate professor) Name: Email address: Work location/-address: Co-supervisor (mandatory) Name: Email … UM and/or MUMC+ Job size (fte, if appointed) Postal address work: If UM/MUMC+: Department, internal address, phone number If elsewhere : organisation, postal address, phone number For PhDs not employed with UM/MUMC+ and living abroad: will you be coming to the Netherlands during the PhD trajectory? …