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… voor de Examens Maastricht, 23 augustus 2023 CBE/.. 23.040 Zaaknummer 2023.202 UITSPRAAK van het College van Beroep voor de Examens inzake het beroep van ….. te ….., hierna te noemen appellante, tegen een besluit (meerdere besluiten) van de Examencommissie van de Faculteit “Health, Medicine and Life Sciences” (hierna: FHML) van de Universiteit Maastricht, hierna te noemen de commissie. TEN AANZIEN VAN DE PROCEDURE EN DE FEITEN 1. Bij e-mailbericht van 12 juni 2023 ingekomen bij het College van … de commissie de volgende vier zaken: 1. (verzoek 1a) er wordt op verzoek van appellante uitstel verleend voor het vak BGZ3025, inhoudende dat de opdracht uiterlijk 4 augustus dient te worden ingeleverd; 2. Na afloop van het vak (9 juni) kan er geen contact meer worden opgenomen met de trainer; 3.(verzoek 1b) voor de blokken BGZ3026 en BGZ 3226 wordt een uitstel verleend tot 4 augustus 2023 voor het inleveren van de opdrachten, met de mogelijkheid om bij een onvoldoende resultaat nog te herkansen … dat aspect 2 niet een voor beroep vatbaar besluit betreft; het gaat zoals ook blijkt uit latere correspondentie louter om de informatieve mededeling dat de trainer in bedoeld vak slechts gedurende de looptijd van het vak an de UM is verbonden en dat contact over dat vak kan worden gelegd met de verantwoordelijke docent/coördinator. Dat is, zoals ook in de voorlopige voorziening overwogen, geen besluit maar een mededeling. Het CBE ziet niet in dat die mededeling gericht is op enig rechtsgevolg. …

… experiences and disposition to working with older people. However, there is evidence of indecision about a future career in working with older people. Conclusion: Validation of questionnaires is an essential aspect of research and particularly in comparison studies. Certainly it is an issue which involve no English speaker countries, however Anglo-Saxon countries (e.g. Aus- tralia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, US and Ireland) should also be concerned about the more cultural aspect of validation … intake (77 g/day) com- pared with control patients ((54 g/day). Fur- thermore, patients in the intervention group were more satisfied with the received nursing care (8.5 vs 8.1 on a scale from 0 to 10). Nurses’ counseling was complete in 50% of the contacts. Eighty three percent of patients received the two contacts as planned. In the intervention group, 67% of the patients were very motivated to increase their intake, vs 56% in the control group. Conclusion: Nursing nutrition intervention in patients in need for surgery is feasible, but attention is …

… Introduction Days BA Arts and Culture Tuesday 29 August & Wednesday 30 August 2023 Introduction Day 1 – Tuesday 29 August 2023 10.00 Welcome and Registration: Meet your group in the tent behind the faculty building 11.00 Introduction Programme in Lecture Hall ‘Turnzaal’ (room A0) Introduction by the Programme Director, Darryl Cressman Student Adviser, Miranda van den Boorn Presentation … of this page, for the timetable and location per group. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Introduction Day 2 – Wednesday 30 August 2023 11.30 Group 1-2-4-5-9 Mentor meeting (second part) 13.00 Welcome to FASoS Presentations in the “Turnzaal’’ My Maastricht SoFASoS Student Representatives Sustainability at UM 13.30 Group 3-6-7-8 Mentor meeting (second part) Introduction Days BA Arts and Culture Tuesday 29 August & Wednesday 30 August 2023 Schedule Mentor Sessions You can find the information for the PBL Assignment on the introduction webpage We hope you enjoyed your introduction so far. Please fill in the evaluation form at the end of your introduction  Group number Mentor Tuesday 29 August Wednesday 30 August 1 …

… Introduction Days BA Digital Society Monday 26 August, Tuesday 27 August & Wednesday 28 August 2024 Introduction Day 1 – Monday 26 August 2024 12.00 Welcome, registration, lunch and the information market: Meet your group in the tent behind the faculty building and have lunch. Information Market Students Representatives UNSA - United Nations Student Association ECA – European Careers Association … in the garden, at the end of the lecture. 14.30 Group 1-5 Mentor Meeting (First Part) Group 6 Campus Tour – FASoS and important UM building Please check the schedule on the other side of this page for the timetables and location per group. 16.30 Welcome to FASoS Presentations in the ‘’Turnzaal’’ My Maastricht Student Representatives 17.00 Group 6 Mentor Meeting (First Part) 17.00 Yoga Workshop in FASoS Garden (not mandatory) Bring your own yoga mat if possible … 16.30 Return to the big tent 17.00 Assembling your robot + prize ceremony Jury: Dr Katleen Gabriel & Dr Thomas Frissen Introduction Days BA Digital Society Monday 26 August, Tuesday 27 August & Wednesday 28 August 2024 Schedule Mentor Sessions You can find the information for the PBL Assignment on the introduction webpage We hope you enjoyed your introduction so far. Please fill in the evaluation form at the end of your introduction  Group number Mentor Monday 26 august Tuesday 27 August 1 Mares, …

… China Scholarships Council Project Project title: Ancient knots – Bringing together the complexity of real knots and mathematical knot theory Supervisory team: • Dr. André Berger, department of Quantitative Economics, SBE a.berger@maastrichtuniversity.nl • Prof. dr. Alexander Grigoriev, department of Data Analytics and Digitalisation, … and fishing, for construction, in arts and craft and in medicine. In particular, surgical knots have a rich history in medicine and the development of their usage throughout the centuries has been well-documented. Learning how to make knots of varying complexities is part of the education of surgeons as their usage is an important necessity in surgeries. Mathematicians have also investigated knots since the 18th century, especially in the area of topology. Recently, mathematical knots have also been … algorithms to determine the similarity of different knots. In this project, we will compare the complexity of knots from two viewpoints: a math- ematical one and a historical and anthropological one, using the example of surgical knots. We will try to find alignments between the results from these two areas. In particular, we will define measures for the complexity and classification of knots that would be valid for “both worlds”. We will use algorithms to classify the knots according to the defined …

… Project title: Alibi Believability: The Impact of Salacious and Self-Incriminating Details Project leader: Dr. Melanie Sauerland Function: Assistant professor Collaborators: Dr. Anna Sagana, Dr. Alana Krix Proposal (250 words): Introduction: If you become a suspect in a police investigation, even if you are innocent, you have to convince investigators about your innocence. Sometimes the only evidence to corroborate a suspects’ innocence consists of an alibi. Unfortunately, alibis are not considered … on alibis in Behavioral Sciences and the Law; Sauerland, 2017). We also know that self-incriminating details (concerning a different crime) on or the inclusion of salacious details in an alibi can increase its believability under certain conditions, whereas sometimes such disclosures can have negative effects. Objectives: In this project we will: - investigate the effect of self-incriminating details on alibi believability and evaluators’ impressions of suspect guilt; - establish conditions under … Experimental laboratory studies; survey; field study/experiment Impact: Alibi research is still in its infancy. This project will contribute to the slowly growing data base in this field and help develop and test a theory of alibi evaluation. Our findings will inform legal decision-makers about possible biases in evaluating the credibility of alibis. Identifying bias will allow the legal system to take precautions and will eventually lead to policy changes. Requirements candidate: Highly …

… This project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No 289045. This communication reflects only the author's views and the European Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of the content of the information contained in it. TO CONSULT THE OUTCOMES OF THE ACTIVITIES DOWNLOAD THE FULL REPORTS: WWW.INPROFOOD.EU/DOCUMENTATION www.inprofood.eu | info@inprofood.eu | klaus.hadwiger@uni-hohenheim.de | wilawien@wilawien.ac.at@inprofood The European Policy context Trends in food and nutrition … interests. Evaluations should be conducted objectively, impartially, without con�icts of interest and by independent, competent evaluators. Design scenarios in Research Programming in Food and Health RESEARCH PROGRAMMING IN FOOD AND HEALTH – INPROFOOD FINDINGS …

… and implementing their vision. Although we applaud the creation of a working group to think about the Future of Working @UM beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, we regret that the special needs of border workers, which represent an important part of the UM community, are forgotten. In particular, the current guideline of working two days at home and three days on campus is highly problematic for border workers. If these workers would work more than 25% from home, they will incur a severe pay cut (in their net salary) due to EU social security legislation. This will become evident after 1 January 2022, when the law will become effective again and the pause that was in place due to the pandemic will come to an end. To avoid incurring potentially major (financial) consequences for social benefits including pension, … UM and its HR department should support the cross-border workers with a document that could serve as proof in case of inspection (e.g. through an official declaration). In the medium-long term, we hope that the university will take action in order to find a solution that does not create disparities among employees. We truly hope the above request can be taken into consideration to ensure a fair and flexible work environment, enabling a proper work-life balance for all. We are off course very …

… periodic occupational health examination. Such an examination is advised based on legislation such as the Working Conditions Act and the Working Conditions Decrees ensuing from it. - Patient-related tasks within the hospital 0 yes 0 no - Regular contact with human biological material 0 yes 0 no - Microbiological work (GMOs) 0 yes 0 no - Exposure to substances irritating to the skin 0 yes 0 no - Exposure to substances irritating to the lungs 0 yes 0 no - Work with laboratory animals 0 yes 0 no - Special requirements regarding vision 0 yes 0 no - Special requirements regarding hearing or work in noisy conditions0 yes 0 no - Regular heavy lifting, much walking or standing for long periods 0 yes 0 no Date : - - Completed by : (name+position) …

… pain) · Any exclusion criteria that apply within the included group, as far as possible (e.g. 'history of psychiatric disorder', 'wearing a pacemaker') ( ERCPN maintains the adult age of 16 years and older) · Name of the responsible researcher. · A UM contact email address for questions related to the study. · If an FPN-student conducts the study, the email address of the responsible researcher needs to be added as well. Note that if you do not use an actual Advertisement or a recruitment text, you … (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn) · If this is not possible (e.g. Twitter), the study should be advertised in neutral language (e.g. We are looking for participants for a research study about visual memory ) and should include a direct link to the complete information about the study (i.e. the advertisement or information letter approved by the ERCPN) Version 2024-02-20 …