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… Core Courses Faculty of Science and Engineering Engineering in a Circular Economy Full course description This course sets the stage for the pressing need of circular engineers in the modern world that is to face two huge societal challenges: to cope with the scarcity of raw materials and to balance the impact on the environment as wealth continues to increase. In this course, you get an overview of what it entails to become and to be a circular engineer by introducing the concept of circular … books and journal papers. To solve the cases, you select and apply one of the circular design methods which should encompass all technical aspects such as resources, logistics, (re)design, production, material selection, energy use and waste streams. Where possible, the full footprint should be fully disclosed. You should support your solution by a solid line of reasoning, basic calculations, experimental or computational evidence. CEN2006 Period 1 1 Sep 2021 22 Oct 2021 Print course description … durability, melting point, specific heat, thermal expansion and reflectance/absorbance). Finally, you are introduced to conventional and some advanced manufacturing techniques. As an integral part of this course, there is a visit to the machine workshop of Maastricht University. In addition to an exam, you execute a group assignment related to the process of turning bulk materials into value-added products and accompanying footprint, you perform a material selection and generate a fabrication …

… Health~Holland) Information brochure MUMC+/FHML regular TKI grant program (2024) 2 Maastricht UMC+ /FHML TKI grant (Year 2024) Goal of the TKI grant The goal of the TKI grant is to stimulate MUMC+/FHML researchers to conduct research projects together with companies in public–private partnerships (PPP) in the life sciences and health (LSH) sector. The funding is provided by the Dutch government (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy) through the Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (RVO) … website. In addition, some MUMC+/FHML-specific guidelines apply.  At least one applicant must have affiliation with MUMC+/FHML.  The research fits within the Knowledge and Innovation Agenda 2020-2023 Health and Care.  The project is not funded elsewhere.  The research is of a qualitatively high level, and the innovative products and services are deliverables that have added societal and economic value.  The project involves at least one for-profit enterprise and one research organization (in …

… in order to find additional eligible studies. Forty-three studies were suitable for full-text screening. These were reviewed to ensure that included trials met the following criteria: (1) parallel-group, double-blinded, placebo-controlled (RCT), with random assignment to a cholinesterase inhibitor (donepezil, rivastigmine, galantamine) or memantine; (2) human patients with possible or probable VaD diagnosed using validated criteria [eg, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and … were excluded. Additional information had to be available on sample selection criteria, randomisation, double-blinding, trial duration and medication doses and formulations, adverse events and discontinuations during the double-blind trial. Wherever possible, outcomes following an intention-to-treat analysis were used, and if not, then observed case were extracted. Thirty-one articles were excluded because of duplicate data (eg. post hoc analysis) (n=12), insufficient information (n=3), … carers as well as stakeholders including national societies, patient organizations and collaborative task forces and policy makers. - Publication of the evidence-based research and presentation in conferences. - Promote educational meetings and workshops to improve compliance with the clinical guidelines. - Information dissemination by pharmaceutical companies to promote their products. - Use local opinion leaders to increase adherence to evidence-based guidelines, as these are recognized as …

… Serving innovative start-ups pro-bono with the wisdom of intellectual property laws FRIDAY FORTNIGHTLY: THE IP & COMPETITION NEWSLETTER (ED. 2020 WEEK 50 NO. 2) Dear Readers, In this edition, you will find an overview of the key developments in Competition, Copyright, Designs, Patents and … High Court adopts exhaustion principle Significant differences exist across jurisdictions around the world with regard to the concept of patent exhaustion. In 1911, Australia introduced the doctrine of implied license. A legal fiction was created whereby the patentee was assumed to have granted the buyer a license for the product via sale. This was done to resolve the legal tension that may otherwise exist between the patentee who retained rights in the product following the sale and the rights of the consumer. In a recent case, the doctrine of …

… Serving innovative start-ups pro-bono with the wisdom of intellectual property laws FRIDAY FORTNIGHTLY: THE IP & COMPETITION NEWSLETTER (ED. 2021 WEEK 8 NO. 6) Dear Readers, In this edition, you will find an overview of the key developments in Competition, Copyright, Patents and Trademarks … chair cannot be protected under copyright law in the US. This is because utilitarian objects are excluded from such protection, unless they also contain separable artistic elements. The Court relied on Article 2(7) of the Berne Convention, the reciprocity rule, to reach its finding that the chair was ineligible for protection in France. Sources: Cour de Cassation, 7 October 2020, available here. Kluwer Copyright Blog, 8 February 2021, available here. … to the following additional factors to be looked at in situations such as the one at hand: What does the website’s design aim at – In other words, who are the target audience of the website? Are consumers required to pay delivery or import fees? Where does the sales in question take place? The Court’s guidance on factors will surely be helpful in deciding similar cases in the future. Source: Judgment of the High Court of Justice of England and Wales, 27 January 2021, available here. …

… will be submitted to the HR department. This will be stored digitally. For more information, refer to the assessment regulations. http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/Main/Sitewide/MUO/Assessment.htm Competences of PhD candidates 1. Conceptual capacity Definit ion: Formulating views, ideas and concepts based upon complex information, and constructing conceptual frameworks or models. Behaviour Indicators ! Sees similarities with previous issues and possible solutions. ! Identifies patterns and trends in information. ! Is able to find connections at an abstract level. ! Knows how to draw out the essential points from complex information and find new connections. ! … short? ! Do you provide a stimulating start and an interesting end? ! What aids, e.g. an overhead projector, pc + beamer, slide projector, flip-over etc. do you need? Choose the most appropriate for the presentation. ! Practice beforehand in the room where the presentation will be held. Make sure that you can control all the technology and that all the connections work. ! Ensure that you arrive well in advance to install everything at your leisure and have time to call in help if a fault occurs. ! …

… will be submitted to the HR department. This will be stored digitally. For more information, refer to the assessment regulations. http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/Main/Sitewide/MUO/Assessment.htm Competences of PhD candidates 1. Conceptual capacity Definit ion: Formulating views, ideas and concepts based upon complex information, and constructing conceptual frameworks or models. Behaviour Indicators ! Sees similarities with previous issues and possible solutions. ! Identifies patterns and trends in information. ! Is able to find connections at an abstract level. ! Knows how to draw out the essential points from complex information and find new connections. ! … short? ! Do you provide a stimulating start and an interesting end? ! What aids, e.g. an overhead projector, pc + beamer, slide projector, flip-over etc. do you need? Choose the most appropriate for the presentation. ! Practice beforehand in the room where the presentation will be held. Make sure that you can control all the technology and that all the connections work. ! Ensure that you arrive well in advance to install everything at your leisure and have time to call in help if a fault occurs. ! …