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… Working safely in FHML/FPN laboratories Version 1.0 11/2024  info-hsb@maastrichtuniversity.nl page 1/2 Working safely in FHML/FPN laboratories Introduction This document contains instructions for working safely in the laboratories within FHML/FPN. In principle, this document lays the basis for safe working practices. If more specific risks are present, additional work instructions are available. These can be viewed on the HSB website. Working method If you are visiting a laboratory for the first time, you should receive an introduction from the Armico or lab manager. They can provide you with all the information you need about working safely and the in-house emergency response (BHV) of the lab area in question. Safe working practices o Familiarise yourself with the UM in-house emergency response (BHV) policy. o … volatile substances in a fume cupboard. o Avoid aerosol formation as much as possible. o Always label working solutions according to UM guidelines. o If necessary, wear suitable, well-fitting disposable gloves and change them regularly. o Wash hands when changing gloves and when leaving the laboratory. o Keep work environment clean by not touching equipment, doors, etc. with gloves. o Wear a maximum of one glove outside the laboratory area to avoid risk of infection, i.e. doors are opened with a …

… guideline concerning unconscious person? i. Are there differences concerning the cause of consciousness) Answers to the learning goals: 1. What is a normal pulse frequency? A normal pulse frequency: 60-80 times/minute at rest It can be between 60-100 when exercising However, this can vary depending on the person’s age, weight, height, health and whether any illicit substances were consumed e.g. in this case alcohol 2. What is a normal breathing frequency? This is usually between 14-20 times/minute This can vary on the medical conditions that a person has, their height, weight, and or age Also varies with exercise, where the breathing frequency increases 3. What is a normal rectal temperature? It should around 36.5-37 degrees Celsius It is often measured using a thermometer placed in the anus 4. What are the consequences of alcohol? a. What happens … The guidelines concerning an unconscious person are a bit different: You place them in the recovery position, to prevent them from choking on vomit or their blood Keep checking their breathing and circulation Make sure that the situation is safe If they stop breathing, lay them flat on their back Provide CPR and rescue breaths in a 30:2 ratio For every 30 chest compressions You provide 2 rescue breaths Do the chest compression in the beat of staying alive Once breathing again, place again in …

… debate on sex- ually inappropriate behaviour in organisations flared up due to the scandal surrounding the Dutch reality televi- sion programme The Voice. Steps to improve the work environment have since been taken both at the national level and within specific sec- tors. The government appointed a commissioner for sex- ually inappropriate behaviour and sexual abuse. In June 2022, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sci- ences (KNAW) published a report confirming that inap- propriate … and impartial and can advise, me- diate or investigate. The confidential adviser represents the interests of the reporting party, offering a listening ear and discussing the situation with the employee in or- der to arrive at a suitable solution. When assisted by the confidential adviser, the reporting party always retains control of the proceedings. The members of the SV team operate independently; i.e. they are not subject to a hierarchy or management, nor do they have a formal assignment. … and so on. In this way, the team began building a relationship with the university as a whole, which is es- sential when a case arises and parties need to be able find one another quickly, enter into a dialogue or send a signal. Presentations and workshops In 2022, the SV team began giving presentations to vari- ous groups, both on the initiative of the team itself and by invitation. Often these presentations are followed by a group discussion. A start was also made with interactive meetings and …

… Faculty of Law Advanced Master in Privacy, Cybersecurity and Data Management Fast facts Start in September 2025 2 year part-time LLM for professionals Language: English Tuition fee: €21.450,- Problem Based Learning, 70% online 30% on campus in Maastricht or Brussels This advanced master’s programme offers tomorrow’s leaders a future-proof methodology to perform in the challenging global field of privacy, cybersecurity and data management. The two-year part-time … technology, ethics, governance and management. You will gain deep knowledge of the legal and technological aspects of EU and global data protection and cybersecurity issues, a sound ethical and business understanding of data usage practices, combined with a broader skillset comprising management and leadership skills, communication skills and related soft skills. Upon successfully completing the programme, you will be a key driver in enhancing trust in a global digital economy and society by … at large. The impact of decisions made by such leaders may be substantial worldwide. Paolo Balboni Professor of Privacy, Cybersecurity, and IT Contract Law at ECPC “ Our data-driven economy and society needs competent and responsible managers. You can become one of them!” Courses & curriculum 2025-2027 In line with Maastricht University’s experience in creating a learning environment that bridges academic excellence with practical relevance, the programme’s knowledge and skills are taught in a …

… Faculty of Law Advanced Master in Privacy, Cybersecurity and Data Management Fast facts Start in September 2024 2 year part-time LLM for professionals Language: English Tuition fee: €21.450,- Problem Based Learning, 70% online 30% on campus in Maastricht or Brussels This advanced master’s programme offers tomorrow’s leaders a future-proof methodology to perform in the challenging global field of privacy, cybersecurity and data management. The two-year part-time … technology, ethics, governance and management. You will gain deep knowledge of the legal and technological aspects of EU and global data protection and cybersecurity issues, a sound ethical and business understanding of data usage practices, combined with a broader skillset comprising management and leadership skills, communication skills and related soft skills. Upon successfully completing the programme, you will be a key driver in enhancing trust in a global digital economy and society by … large. The impact of decisions made by such ‘data leaders’ may be substantial worldwide. Paolo Balboni Professor of Privacy, Cybersecurity, and IT Contract Law at ECPC “ Our data-driven economy and society needs competent and responsible managers. You can become one of them!” Courses & curriculum 2024 - 2026 In line with Maastricht University’s experience in creating a learning environment that bridges academic excellence with practical relevance, the programme’s knowledge and skills are taught in a …

… Faculty of Law Advanced Master in Privacy, Cybersecurity and Data Management Fast facts Start in September 2024 2 year part-time LLM for professionals Language: English Tuition fee: €21.450,- Problem Based Learning, 70% online 30% on campus in Maastricht or Brussels This advanced master’s programme offers tomorrow’s leaders a future-proof methodology to perform in the challenging global field of privacy, cybersecurity and data management. The two-year part-time … technology, ethics, governance and management. You will gain deep knowledge of the legal and technological aspects of EU and global data protection and cybersecurity issues, a sound ethical and business understanding of data usage practices, combined with a broader skillset comprising management and leadership skills, communication skills and related soft skills. Upon successfully completing the programme, you will be a key driver in enhancing trust in a global digital economy and society by … large. The impact of decisions made by such ‘data leaders’ may be substantial worldwide. Paolo Balboni Professor of Privacy, Cybersecurity, and IT Contract Law at ECPC “ Our data-driven economy and society needs competent and responsible managers. You can become one of them!” Courses & curriculum 2024 - 2026 In line with Maastricht University’s experience in creating a learning environment that bridges academic excellence with practical relevance, the programme’s knowledge and skills are taught in a …

… Greece, she specialized in Legal Psychology and obtained her PhD from Maastricht University. Her research interests include various aspects of eyewitness testimony and decision making. Purpose To test how modifying one's alibi statement interacts with exposure to deceptive interrogation techniques. Design/methodology/approach Ninety participants walked about a university building for 15 minutes and either stole an envelope from a staff pigeonhole (guilty condition) or put the envelope there along the way (innocent condition). Subsequently, participants were asked to provide an alibi for the past 15 minutes. Guilty and half of the innocent participants were instructed to omit that they had been in the vicinity of the pigeonholes. The rest of the innocent participants were asked to tell the truth. Several days later, participants were questioned about six statements taken from their alibis, three of which contained altered … investigative interviewing, interrogation, interrogation protocol, misinformation, suspects Deceiving suspects about the content of their alibis 4 Deceiving suspects about the content of their alibis: Consequences for truthful and untruthful suspects When being accused of a crime, the presentation of a plausible alibi is of crucial importance for the suspect. The consequences of being unconvincing in a criminal investigation are grave and this may be a concern for both innocent and guilty suspects …

… PhD Adriana Saraceni for her invaluable advice, guidance and her enormous patience throughout the development of this thesis. In addition, I would also like to express my gratitude to my loving mother and friends for helping and providing me with constant moral support throughout this period. A special honorific mention to Vincent and Fred for being there throughout the entire process, their companionship has proven truly invaluable. 3 Abstract The depletion of resources and the … a complete and commonly accepted definition. Secondly, using the framework for sustainability adoption, it is identified that current literature is positioned at the Stage 2: Persuasion. Lastly, a breakdown of the indicators found is provided, where they are defined and later discussed depending in their scope and limitations. This paper recognizes that testing of a recognized set of indicators must be done in order to create assessments that allows comparison between productive areas, regions, … Analysis). Two of the articles employ mathematical programming models, one of which uses a multi-objective function and the other a single- objective function. 0 5 10 15 20 25 Indicators Assessments Nutrients Reviews Unspecified Number of Articles 20 When evaluating the effects of circular economy in agricultural production systems, as seen in Figure 7, different approaches are typically used. One of them, the LCA has been recognized by researchers as a robust, scientifically based tool which can …

… for the academic year 2024- 2025. Important deadlines for this study programme The master's programme in Privacy, Cybersecurity and Data Management starts in September. The deadlines below are applicable for applying for a start in September 2024. When you want to apply or are applying for this study programme, it is important that you inform yourself of the deadlines that you need to meet. The important deadlines when applying for this study programme are provided in the table below. Note: if … What you need to know about this date 1 October 2023 Studielink is open for applications for the academic year 2024- 2025 Up to and including 1 June 2024, 23:59 CET Deadline for completing the entire application process for EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA applicants Please note: non-EU/EEA applicants require a visa or residence permit. General requirements: previous education This programme is designed for highly educated professionals (computer scientists, lawyers, policy makers) with several years of professional experience in and/or affinity with issues in the field of privacy, data protection and cybersecurity. The admission requirements for academic year 2024/25 for the advanced master’s programme in Privacy, Cybersecurity …