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… examination (colloquium doctum) SECTION 3 CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME Article 3.1a Objectives of the programme Article 3.1b Qualifications of the programme Article 3.2 Form of the programme Article 3.3 Language of instruction Article 3.4 Communications and announcement of decisions Article 3.5 Study load Article 3.6 Content of the programme Article 3.7 Projects and Bachelor Thesis Article 3.8 Minor Entrepreneurship Article 3.9 Educational Minor Article 3.10 Study Abroad Article 3.11 KE@Work Article 3.12 MaRBLe 2.0 Article 3.13 The examination SECTION 4 EDUCATION Article 4.1 Courses; composition; actual design Article 4.2 Entrance requirements; Prior knowledge Article 4.3 Course registration Article 4.4 Attendance and best-efforts obligation Article 4.5 Components with limited capacity Article 4.6 Practical training SECTION 5 … provisions and information. The other terms have the meaning given to them by the Act. Section 2 Admissions Article 2.1 Matching Participation in matching is an optional part of the admission procedure. The matching process starts with filling out an online questionnaire. A member of the academic staff and the study adviser will assess the answers and give their feedback via email. Based on the outcome, the prospective student may receive an invitation to come in for a personal meeting with a …

… pleasure to present the Annual Report of the Institute for Corporate Law, Governance and Innovation Policies (ICGI) for the year 2013. It has been a fantastic year for ICGI. In 2013 we managed to consolidate the healthy fi nancial situation for ICGI, combined with all kinds of ventures that match the scientifi c inspirations of the Institute. In 2013 we started exploring our potential market and tried to defi ne possible partners to combine research and consultancy activities in the fi eld of CSR … access to e.g. other academic institutes, alumni, students and other Associates. In practice this constitutes to Associates teaching students at the Faculty of Law both in current and new educational programmes and bringing students into direct contact with the fi rm, its people and corporate practice. It provides legal professionals that work in practice the opportunity to gain exposure in the light of prominent education activities (e.g. co-developing and teaching academic post graduate … Based in Europe, focused on the world. Maastricht University is a stimulating environment. Where research and teaching are complementary. Where innovation is our focus. Where talent can fl ourish. A truly student oriented research university. Contact Information Maastricht University Faculty of Law, ICGI Bouillonstraat 1-3, 6211 LH Maastricht P.O. Box 616, 6200 MD Maastricht The Netherlands Tel: +31 43 388 30 40 Fax: +31 43 388 48 68 Copyright 2014 M aastricht U niversity, ICG I, Faculty of …

… is necessary and desirable for successful cooperation on Healthy Living. For this reason, in addition to our vision, this document also contains the strategic frameworks that provide starting points for further dialogue and new initiatives. In the coming period, we will be inviting various collaborating parties to join in this dialogue, so as to work together on a healthy future for us all. Together we know more. Together we get better thanks to greater knowledge. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF MAASTRICHT … VESTIBULAR DISORDERS He alt hy liv ing Creatin g va lu e Innovating healthcare Generating know ledge 29 Healthy Living 2025 1.3. RESEARCH Maastricht UMC+ has a unique research climate: our care professionals, patients and researchers are in close contact with one another. There is a physical connection between the university hospital and the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML). Thanks to the direct link between research and healthcare, innovation quickly finds its way into … To achieve our aims in relation to the continuum of outstanding patient care and top-flight research, we collaborate with other knowledge institutions worldwide. Foreign PhD students gain their doctorates in Maastricht. Researchers have international contacts and publish scientific papers with colleagues around the world. Maastricht UMC+ encourages international orientation and collaboration. Healthy Living 2025 COOPERATION WITH INDIA In addition to the liaisons in our neighbouring countries, …

… is necessary and desirable for successful cooperation on Healthy Living. For this reason, in addition to our vision, this document also contains the strategic frameworks that provide starting points for further dialogue and new initiatives. In the coming period, we will be inviting various collaborating parties to join in this dialogue, so as to work together on a healthy future for us all. Together we know more. Together we get better thanks to greater knowledge. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF MAASTRICHT … VESTIBULAR DISORDERS He alt hy liv ing Creatin g va lu e Innovating healthcare Generating know ledge 29 Healthy Living 2025 1.3. RESEARCH Maastricht UMC+ has a unique research climate: our care professionals, patients and researchers are in close contact with one another. There is a physical connection between the university hospital and the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML). Thanks to the direct link between research and healthcare, innovation quickly finds its way into … To achieve our aims in relation to the continuum of outstanding patient care and top-flight research, we collaborate with other knowledge institutions worldwide. Foreign PhD students gain their doctorates in Maastricht. Researchers have international contacts and publish scientific papers with colleagues around the world. Maastricht UMC+ encourages international orientation and collaboration. Healthy Living 2025 COOPERATION WITH INDIA In addition to the liaisons in our neighbouring countries, …

… derdenwerking van exoneratiebedingen, algemene voorwaarden en consumentenkoop) en het behandelen van fundamentele thema’s en tendensen, die gezien de aandacht die zij krijgen in de rechtspraak en de literatuur bespreking verdienen. Het blok geeft in combinatie met het blok Onrechtmatige Daad en Schadevergoeding een gedegen overzicht van het verbintenissenrecht. Course objectives Het verkrijgen van kennis van en inzicht in het contractenrecht, alsook het kunnen toepassen van contractenrecht en het kritisch reflecteren op onderdelen van dit rechtsgebied. Recommended reading Asser/Hartkamp & Sieburgh 6-I, Verbintenissenrecht. De verbintenis in het algemeen, eerste gedeelte, 14e druk, Kluwer, Deventer 2012; Asser/Hartkamp & Sieburgh 6-III, Verbintenissenrecht. Algemeen overeenkomstenrecht, 14e druk, … of private international law within the European Union • marriage and cohabitation; • the establishment of the parent-child relationship; • international adoption; • divorce; • maintenance after divorce; • international child abduction; • the right of contact between parents and children; • names . There will be seven mainstream meetings. Next to those meetings six lectures will be offered. At the end of the course there will be a conference. A basic knowledge of ones own domestic rules on family …

… te verdedigen op maandag 6 maart 2023 om 13.00 uur door Ir. Sylvia Paulien Nauta Geboren op 31 augustus 1993 te Almere Promotores Prof. dr. Ron M.A. Heeren Prof. dr. Martijn Poeze Copromotores Dr. Tiffany Porta Siegel Dr. Eva Cuypers Beoordelingscommissie Prof. dr. Daisy Jonkers (chair) Prof. dr. Kristine Glunde (The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA) Dr. Nina Ogrinc (University of Lille, France) Prof. dr. Steven Olde Damink Prof. dr. Tim Welting This research was part of the … the articular cartilage have only very little or no repair potential.20 Irregularities of the joint surface especially when combined with joint instability will affect the articular cartilage repair process.20,22,25,28,29 These areas of elevated joint contact stress can result in cartilage thinning.22 Additionally, the structure, composition, and mechanical properties of the repair tissue are not the same as the initial articular cartilage.17-20,24 Viable chondrocytes are required for any type of … was performed on a Thermo Scientific Ultimate 3000 Rapid Separation UHPLC system (Dionex, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) equipped with a PepSep C18 analytical column (15 cm, ID 75 µm, 1.9 µm Reprosil, 120Å). The peptide samples were desalted on an online installed C18 trapping column and were separated on the analytical column with a 90 minutes linear gradient from 5% to 35% ACN with 0.1% FA at a flow rate of 300 nL/min. The UHPLC system was coupled to an Orbitrap QExactive HF mass spectrometer …

… 2024 Jeroen Roor| 18 January, 2024 Performance Validity in Clinical Neuropsychological Assessment: Base Rates, Impact of Feedback, and Relevance to Outcomes Supervisors: Prof. dr. R.W.H.M. Ponds, Prof. dr. B. Dandachi-FitzGerald (Maastricht University & Open University Heerlen) Co-supervisor: Dr. M.J.V. Peters Aniruddha Agarwal| 16 January, 2024 Imaging in uveitis use of optical coherence tomography … Steinbusch, Prof. dr. M. Rothermel (Ottovon-Guericke-University, Germany) Co-supervisor: Dr. L. de Nijs Felix Gubler| 12 January, 2024 Technical, surgical, and clinical nuances in stereotactic deep brain stimulation surgery Accuracy, safety and outcome Supervisor: Prof. dr. Y. Temel Co-supervisors: Dr. P.L. Kubben, Dr. L. Ackermans Mary Rose Postma| 11 January, 2024 Working your way through self-esteem Supervisors: Prof. dr. T.A.M.J. van Amelsvoort (Maastricht University), Prof. dr. U. … Hubens| 2 September, 2021 Glaucoma biomarkers in aqueous humor and blood. Supervisor: Prof. Dr. C.A.B. Webers; Co-supervisor: Dr. T.G.M.F. Gorgels. Sjors van de Weijer| 1 September, 2021 Digital technology-enabled home health care - Gamification in online cognitive therapies for Parkinson's disease. Supervisor: Prof. Dr. B.R. Bloem, RU Nijmegen; Co-supervisors: Dr. A.A. Duits; Dr. M.L. Kuijf; Dr. N.M. de Vries, RU Nijmegen. Lisanne Canjels| 31 August, 2021 Morphological and functional Magnetic …

… low back pain: efficacy and mechanism Supervisors: Prof. dr. E. Joosten, Prof. dr. J. van Zundert; Co-supervisor: Dr. J.W. Kallewaard Ralf van Mechelen| 16 October, 2023 Preclinical validation of antifibrotic implantables for use in bleb-forming glaucoma surgery Supervisor: Prof. dr. H. Beckers; Co-supervisors: Dr. J. Wolters, Medpace Medical Device B.V., Dr. C. Bertens Mathew Francis| 9 October, 2023 A Comprehensive Study of Corneal Tissue Responses to Customized Surgical Treatments Supervisors: Prof. dr. R. Nuijts, Dr. R. Shetty (Narayana Nethralaya Eye Hospital, Bangalore, India) Co-supervisor: Dr. A.S. Roy (Narayana Nethralaya Foundation, … Hubens| 2 September, 2021 Glaucoma biomarkers in aqueous humor and blood. Supervisor: Prof. Dr. C.A.B. Webers; Co-supervisor: Dr. T.G.M.F. Gorgels. Sjors van de Weijer| 1 September, 2021 Digital technology-enabled home health care - Gamification in online cognitive therapies for Parkinson's disease. Supervisor: Prof. Dr. B.R. Bloem, RU Nijmegen; Co-supervisors: Dr. A.A. Duits; Dr. M.L. Kuijf; Dr. N.M. de Vries, RU Nijmegen. Lisanne Canjels| 31 August, 2021 Morphological and functional Magnetic …

… situations and the legal problem of interpretation of the Charter. In attempting to answer the research question, the thesis, firstly, assesses the relevant body of case law and the criteria applied by the Court to determine what the doctrine encompasses now and what are the unresolved doctrinal issues. The case law review is then concluded by an analysis of findings showing that even after Bauer some inconsistencies and issues of application of the doctrine remain; possible avenues of future … the new developments remain to be attributed to “case Bauer.” 2 Bauer, paras. 89-92. 3 The rule that individuals cannot directly invoke rights from a directive in a horizontal situation; see Case C-152/84, Marshall v Southampton and South-West Hampshire Area Health Authority, ECLI:EU:C:1986:84. 4 Case C-91/92, Faccini Dori, ECLI:EU:C:1994:292, para. 24; Case Bauer, para. 76, Case C-122/17, Smith, EU:C:2018:631, paragraph 42; Joined Cases C-397/01 to C-403/01, Pfeiffer and Others, EU:C:2004:584, … rights, since in an unequal relation it would be easier to justify horizontality as an attempt to strengthen the position of the weaker party (see Sonya Walkila, Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights in EU Law, Europa Law Publishing 2016, available online at EBSCOhost, p. 199). Similar concepts are also used with regards to consumer protection, where there is also bargaining power and information inequality between the consumer and the trader. 194By way of comparison, in AMS (no direct effect of …

… pluralism. While the judgment itself does not seem to be a methodological and argumentative masterpiece, important lessons can be drawn from it with respect to the persuasive power of constitutional pluralism. It has plainly demonstrated that the competing claims for final authority within the EU did – unsurprisingly – not diminish. On the contrary, the issue was forcefully put back on the agenda. While this seems to make the case for the descriptive power of constitutional pluralism, the … on the ECB‟s monetary policy.4 In its decision on the Maastricht and Lisbon Treaties5 and in the Honeywell decision6, the BVerfG indicated that it will reserve itself the right to examine whether EU institutions remain in line with the European competence order – remain intra vires. In this sense, the BVerfG neither accepts the unconditional primacy of EU law nor the CJEU‟s self-attribution as final arbiter of EU law. The PSPP judgment has shown that the constitutional order of the European … Staat 32 (2), 1993, p. 191-217. Di Fabio 2014 Udo di Fabio, „Karlsruhe Makes a Referral‟. German Law Journal 15 (2), 2014, p. 107 - 110 Di Lorenzo, Wefing 2020 Giovanni di Lorenzo & Heinrich Wefing, „Andreas Voßkuhle – “Erfolg ist eher kalt“‟. ZEIT Online, 2020. Retrieved via https://www.zeit.de/2020/21/andreas-vosskuhle-ezb- anleihenkaeufe-corona-krise, last visited on 10 July 2021 https://www.zeit.de/2020/21/andreas-vosskuhle-ezb-anleihenkaeufe-corona-krise …