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… Minutes of the CAPHRI Quality Assurance Committee, 30st January 2020 Present: D Shaw, M Spigt, S Zwakhalen, C Dirksen, G van Breukelen (separate meeting) 1. Minutes of the previous meeting; 1 Oct 2019 There are no comments on the minutes. Regarding the website. The update of the new CAPHRI website was delayed due to the cyber attack. It is now scheduled for march 2020. Regarding the start of the auditing. David has scheduled several introductory … objective was to develop the quality assurance system. Since the employment of David, as quality officer, the objective has changed. Now the committee will monitor David’s activities in implementing the QA system within CAPHRI and will advise him when needed. In addition, the committee will monitor whether the QA system needs to be updated. 5. Auditing by PI/supervisor rather than by project David explained his approach of contacting PIs to start the auditing. The committee agrees with this … more clear in the near future. We can all monitor this aspect to see whether our QA system needs to be changed. 8. Inclusion of relevant guidelines for statistics and methodology We discussed whether a new chapter should be included in our QA system where advice is given to take into account relevant guidelines for good research; for example CONSORT, or STROBE guidelines. We decided not to add a new chapter on this, because this would change the scope of the QA system. Now all the chapters can be …

… (well) by computers (or: how far can we automate the law)? What occurs if (open-textured) terms are being automatically interpreted (e.g., are we de facto freezing the law by enabling only one interpretation)? What are the downsides that occur when norms are being implemented automatically? Can we detect open-textured terms and norms in a (semi)-automatic fashion? How can we catalog them? To answer those questions, research is needed that: - Analyzes the extent that (open-textured) terms and …

… Ambassador proposal International Experience UM employee training programs/coaching Please note : Do not forget to include a copy of the correspondance from your intented host institution stating that they can and will receive you as an attachment when you send this application form to erasmusstaff@maastrichtuniversity.nl ] Name Faculty/Department Address Contact person, name and position Contact person e-mail / phone Section to be completed BEFORE THE MOBILITY I. PROPOSED MOBILITY PROGRAMME …

… environments is facilitated by watching the speaker’s lip movements. These visual movements provide relevant predictive information regarding the rhythm of the speech. Whether speech comprehension is also facilitated by this predictive information when it is provided via other, non-visual modalities is still unclear. The proposed research will investigate this question using the following experimental approach: the predictive speech information will be carried by a speech-envelope-shaped signal …

… Address in the Netherlands E-mail:……………………………………………… In block letters Tel.nr:……………………………….… Heeft u al eerder ingeschreven gestaan in een Nederlandse gemeente? Zo ja, tot wanneer en waar?:…………………………………………………………………..…………………….. Where you registered in a Dutch city before? If yes, until when and where? Heeft u al een BSN (Burgerservicenummer)…………………………………… Do you already have a BSN (Burgerservicenumber) ZIE OMMEZIJDE VOOR HET VERVOLG VAN UW INSCHRIJVING / Please look at the other side and continue your registration 2 Als je langer dan 4 maanden …

… their relevance for China Methodology The topics invite for interdisciplinary research. In the realm of the law, projects will benefit from methods of comparative law and legal history. Candidates will be invited to explore also with empirical methods when applicable to their specific projects. The research will be conducted within the Department of Foundations of Law, yet it will benefit likewise from insights offered by the members of the Maastricht European Private Law Institute. …

… Studying can be challenging at the best of times, but can become a real hurdle when studying with a disability. We aim to provide students with a disability with essential provisions that enable them to complete their studies successfully. Disabilities can vary in shape and severity. They include for example physical, …

… the party filing an appeal with the Board of Appeal defendant the body or examiner against whom the appeal is directed UM Maastricht University. 2. If other terms are mentioned that are included in Article 1.1 of the WHW, the definition provided there applies. 3. The relevant provisions of Chapters 6 and 7 of the AWB and the provisions of Articles 7.60 to 7.63 of the WHW apply in full to the judicial process. Complaints Service Point Article 2 Address of the CSP 1 The CSP’s postal address is PO … and signed, and must include at least the following information: a. the appellant’s name and address b. the name of the examiner or body that took the contested decision c. a clear description of the contested decision, including (if possible) a copy thereof, or, if the appeal is directed against the refusal to take a decision, a clear description of the decision that, in the appellant’s judgement, should have been taken d. the grounds on which the appeal is based e. a claim that is described as … substitute members are dismissed from the Board of Appeal: 4 a. at their own request b. upon appointment to one of the positions referred to in Article 9, paragraph 4 c. if they are no longer a member of the academic staff or university community d. when they turn age 70, effective the following month. 2. The chair, deputy chairs, members and substitute members are also dismissed early if they are unfit to perform their duties due to illness or disability, or if they have received a final …

… bachelor rather than the Medicine bachelor. The text will be amended accordingly. See the approved version with reference 24.1813/Io. 2b Comments on the public part of the report In response to the last paragraph on page 2, M. oude Egbrink clarified, when asked, that the UM- wide information campaign focuses both on attracting new employees (due to the tight labour market) and on reaching Dutch students from all over the Netherlands. 3 Dean's announcements There are no announcements. 4 Housing/area development and new construction Randwyck There are no announcements. 5 Annual discussion procedure appointment Training Committee(s) -24.1774 - dated 26-11-24 - letter dean with attachments The council recommends explicitly stating in the elaboration of the procedure that the application …

… to Maastricht for a few weeks, a semester, or a year. We pride ourselves on providing the best possible European study abroad experiences inside and outside the classroom. If you want to gain international work experience in a dynamic environment, where you have a high level of independence and responsibility and lots of contact with international students, this is the place for you! Our workplace is informal, with supportive and friendly colleagues who will offer you a diverse, challenging, and fun workload. You will be in touch with students and professors and are bound to benefit immensely from working in this innovative and international setting. When 26 May – 22 August 2025 (please include your availability in your motivation letter; arrival around June 1 and departure around September 1 are also possible). Working days and working hours to be determined in conjunction with CES-MSS. …