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… applicable): – see above - Title(s), initial(s), first name, surname: Prof. Dr. Harry Steinbusch, PhD - Research group: - Address for correspondence: - Telephone: - E-mail: 2. Information on UM Faculty/ Department/ Institute/ School contact person: When the application is granted by both the CSC and UM, the contact person is responsible for the practical arrangements (i.e. assistance in obtaining a visa, finding accommodation, etc.) of the visit of the PhD candidate: - Initial(s), first name, surname: Dr. Ulrika Wilhelmsson, PhD - Research group: Laboratory of Astrocyte Biology and CNS Regeneration - Address for correspondence: Ulrika. Wilhelmsson@neuro.gu.se - Telephone: +46 765 80 53 80 - E-mail: … Most recently, we showed the importance of reactive astrocytes for post-stroke neuronal connectivity. Study objective: To address the role of reactive astrocytes in hemorrhagic stroke, by using collagenase model of hemorrhagic stroke and mice with attenuated reactive gliosis. We will perform MRI imaging, the assessment of brain edema, neuroinflammatory/glial responses by spatial transcriptomics, immunohistochemical techniques, high content image analysis, and as recovery of sensomotorical …

… applicable): – see above - Title(s), initial(s), first name, surname: Prof. Harry Steinbusch, MD, PhD - Research group: - Address for correspondence: - Telephone: - E-mail: 2. Information on UM Faculty/ Department/ Institute/ School contact person: When the application is granted by both the CSC and UM, the contact person is responsible for the practical arrangements (i.e. assistance in obtaining a visa, finding accommodation, etc.) of the visit of the PhD candidate: - Title(s), initial(s), first name, surname: Prof. Marcela Pekna, MD, PhD - Research group: Regenerative Neuroimmunology - Address for correspondence: Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology, Box 440, 405 30 Gothenburg, Sweden - Telephone: … the peri-infarct region, as well as dysfunction and neurodegeneration in remote brain areas. Plasticity responses in spared brain regions are a major contributor to functional recovery, while secondary neurodegeneration in remote regions is associated with depression and impedes the long-term outcome after stroke. The complement system is part of the immune response that protects the host against pathogenic bacteria but has also other important functions, not least in the central nervous system. …

… for admission to the doctoral trajectory[footnoteRef:1] [1: Article 4 Section 1 of the Doctoral Regulations.] Reply after approval: [Doctoral Candidate], Director Graduate School, (Co)supervisors, UM PhD Office….. Dear [Dean of the faculty], I herewith request admission to the doctoral trajectory for intended doctoral candidate First names: Last names: Gender: Date of birth: Nationality: Home address: Postal code + city (+ country) Telephone: E-mail address: Faculty: Graduate School / Research … regulations. In case a fourth (co)supervisor is considered necessary, this may be requested through sending a motivation letter to the Dean for approval. In case of a Joint or Double Doctorate, a fourth (co)supervisor may be added. NB: please note when formulating the title of the (co)supervisor, that the title entered in this model letter should later correspond to the title that will be used on the title page in the thesis.] [function] at [institution] in [location, country] [area of … [institution] in [location, country] [area of expertise] [Email address] The supervisor(s) and co-supervisor(s) all have agreed on the supervision of [Name candidate]. Intended supervisor, co-supervisors and doctoral candidate are not partners, nor do they have any family ties to the first or second degree[footnoteRef:6]. [6: Article 6 section 2. In case family ties do exist, a motivated request to be exempted from the mentioned article should be added in writing, see Article 6, section 3.] Attached …

… 2. Approval of text data management options for website Committee read over the proposed text; BP suggested mentioning Datahub UM affilitation. MS pointed out that CTCM services not really free for UM reseachers and DS said he’d clarify that with CTCM. LW said we should also mention open source OSF/Dataverse (assistance via library). Action: DS to revise text and circulate to committee before posting on website. 3. Vouchers as compensation in research DS raised the issue of vouchers for … at School council and continue to liaise with PhD representatives regarding finding a PhD student member of QAC. 5. Outreach update DS explained that the offer of a webinar for external PhD students was accepted by PhD representatives but that they wanted to open it to all PhD students. DS 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 … provided by CAPHRI central office to better target projects. Asking CAPHRI administration to invite and remind people could also improve participation rate. The committee also suggested potentially copying in the CAPHRI director/other representatives when inviting researchers to participate in an audit. MS suggested changing email wording to make it clearer that audit is part of CAPHRI processes. GvB also suggested using PhD track as another source of data about ongoing projects; participation in …

… the three dimensions of ESG do not impose the same significant influence. There is an important trade-off between risk mitigation and cost, where it concerns the corporate ESG initiatives. Too little ESG is harmful, as a firm may not deal adequately with ESG risk, whereas too much ESG is costly as the marginal effect of improved ESG decreases. ESG is also a risk driver in itself. Examples include extreme environmental incidents, such as oil spills or social incidents, such a poor treatment of … to understand the detailed impact, the focus in this research project is on the separate aspects of ESG and their impact on downside tail risks of firms. Tail risks provide more information than simply second-order volatility effects for the situation when an extreme event occurs. The three different ESG dimensions have different effects on firm-level tail risk. Following the measures used by Ng and Rezaee (2015), as well as by Andersen and Bams (2022), we construct alternative variables to capture … tail risks has become a more prominent measure to consider. The aim of this research project is to present novel ways to study mitigating effect of ESG risk. Third, even though investors pay more attention to aggregate ESG ratings and ESG behaviour, they weigh each aspect of ESG differently. We provide recommendations for firms how to adjust their ESG strategy to reduce the risk exposure to extreme events. References Andersen, I. and D. Bams (2022), Environmental Management: An Industry …

… Belvédère is a new Maastricht district that seeks to provide an area for young people, students, entrepreneurs, expats, artists, and cultural enthusiasts to come together. The district repurposes former industrial buildings for a contemporary purpose. When complete, the area will have three sub-districts in it: the Eiffel building and Sphinx factories which serve as an icon of the new urban district, the new Frontenpark which will have open air spaces and facilities for rare species, and a new route …

… justice, etc.) Describes concepts that are widely used in abstract but the particular instantiations of which inevitably involves open-ended disputes about the constituent elements of the concepts’ internally complex character These disputes cannot be settled by empirical evidence, logic or linguistics 2 What is the function of trust? To reduce complexity in social life (Luhmann, 1979) Luhmann’s thesis widely accepted Implications The perceived need for trust varies with the complexity of social systems within which the trust is situated and to which its object and subject relates The sensation of eroding trust thus signals the insufficiency of existing levels of trust and implies an increase in systemic … may be counterproductive Seeking to provide greater legal certainty by clarifying how political power should be exercised may generate more complexity than it dissolves Reducing complexity and thus indirectly the need for trust is questionable policy when the nature of the complexity (per definition) is unknown 8 Evolutionary interpretation of complexity Complexity symptomatic of variation or diversity of possible solutions to the problem of adaptation to social environment (including economic …

… Appellant voert daarover aan dat dit de eerste keer is dat hij met een dergelijke overtreding in verband is gebracht en dat het besluit van de commissie daarom disproportioneel is. Appellant betoogt voorts dat zijn aandeel niet als significant kan worden beschouwd. De geconstateerde fraude is bovendien niet systematisch van aard nu appellant slechts de midterm tot op zekere hoogte heeft besproken en derhalve niet de intentie had tot samenwerking. Appellant betoogt tevens dat er sprake … de inhoud van de midterm te bespreken gedurende de periode waarin de midterm kon worden afgelegd door studenten. Appellant heeft, ondanks het feit dat hij de integriteitsverklaring had ondertekend en was gewaarschuwd voor samenwerking bij fraude, een online discussie heeft gevoerd over de inhoud van de midterm. De commissie voert aan dat daaruit volgt dat sprake is van fraude in de zin van artikel 12, eerste lid, onder b, van de R&G. De standaardsanctie in geval van fraude is ongeldigverklaring van … uitgewerkt in de declaration of integrity die studenten dienen te ondertekenen voorafgaand aan deelname van de midterm. Daarin is het volgende opgenomen: ‘’I [name] hereby certify that the assignment handed in by me was made by myself in accordance with the rules in force for this assignment. These rules include at least the following: (…) c. during the time windows set for preparing and handing in the assignment, I did not communicate with others – irrespective of means or channels of …

… voor de master in het kader van CORE PLUS. MT Skillslab, 15-3-2024/31-5-24/DEF 6-6-24 2 Extra gerealiseerd  Het Skillslab heeft bijgedragen aan meerdere onderwijsactiviteiten vanuit andere afdelingen, zoals de video-assignment (BaMED1.1), de workshop ‘Treat it Queer’ (BaMED 1.2), VR sessie (BaMED 1.3), de Carrousel pre-postdiscussie (BaMED 1.4), Carrousel acute zorg (BaMED 2.2), training samenwerken (BaMED 2.3) en aan de volgende electives (lijn 3 BaMED): ‘sharpening the senses’, ‘the Crash … een rol is voor Point of Care UtraSound (POCUS) in andere vaardigheidstrainingen, waarbij we ook mogen nadenken wat in de Bachelor en wat in de Master aan de orde komt. Niet gerealiseerde doelstellingen  Het exploreren en uitbouwen van ervaringen met online onderwijs vanuit COVID periode is bewust verlaten, omdat uitgangsbeleid van UM is om on campus onderwijs te realiseren. 2. (Digitale) LeerMiddelen Ontwikkeling (DLMO) Gerealiseerde doelstellingen  De herdruk van het boek Fysische Diagnostiek … verder te exploreren.  Flyer open dag (oefenen op elkaar) MT Skillslab, 15-3-2024/31-5-24/DEF 6-6-24 8 9.Onderzoek en publicaties Gerealiseerde doelstellingen  In 2021-2023 zijn de volgende artikelen gepubliceerd o Learning the breast examination with Physical Exam Teaching Associates: development and evaluation of the teaching setup. An action research approach. den Harder, C., van den Eertwegh, V., Jongen-Hermus, F., & Hageraats, E., Nelissen. S., Waterval, D.. Women & Health, …