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… Research  Assessment  2022.  In  this  report,  the  Faculty  reflects  on  its  aims,  strategy  and  achievements during  the period 2016‐2021, as well as  its aims and  strategy  for  the  future. The  Assessment Committee of independent experts has been asked to evaluate the Faculty’s research  in  light of  its aims and strategy,  in  line with  the Strategy Evaluation Protocol 2021‐2027 of UNL,  KNAW  and NWO.  The  focus  of  this  assessment  is  thus  on  … Board. Faculty Zoom  sessions were held  to maintain  the  sense of community  the Faculty Board  cherishes, and to allow staff to ‘meet’ and share personal stories. Supervisors were called upon to  stay in close contact with their supervisees. The Graduate School organised online social events, as  well as mindfulness trainings, which were later opened to the entire Faculty community. From the  very  beginning  of  the  pandemic,  the message was  repeated  … of Law and Tax Law). These departments are also responsible  for  implementing the Faculty’s HR  policy. Yet, for research purposes, the research institutes and research groups form the academic  communities where the academic debate takes place on a daily basis, where the Faculty research  Introduction: presentation of the Faculty  6  programme is fine‐tuned and where quality control takes place. Staff members may participate in  …

… during this pandemic. This protocol shows how (the possibility) of spread of COVID-19 at UM can be prevented as much as possible. Firstly, this protocol describes how UM ensures that 1.5-metre distancing is maintained between members of the academic community during lectures, research or other work, and while making your way in and around UM buildings. It also explains how additional hygiene measures have been taken, what the desired behaviour is associated with these measures, and how these … Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), the National Coordination Centre for Communicable Disease Control (LCI), and the Government of the Netherlands. This protocol prescribes more than is strictly necessary on several points; where this is the case, it is based on an informed decision to guarantee safety. This concerns, for example, the obligation to disinfect your hands upon entry and to ventilate spaces with fresh outdoor air between sessions. In cases where UM activities … or anyone you live with have shortness of breath and/or fever? If so, you will not have access to university buildings until 24 hours after the symptoms have ceased. 4) Has a family member, anyone you live with or anyone else you have been in close contact with tested positive, or has it emerged from the source and contact tracing by the GGD that you may have been in contact with someone with COVID-19? If so, you will have to spend 10 days in home quarantine before you can come back to the …

… 32 4.3.3 The Netherlands .......................................................................................................... 33 4.3.4 Comparison ................................................................................................................. 34 5. Discussion … for a diagnosis. Another example of isolation reported in the study of Pelentsov, Fielder and Esterman (2016) was that a parent reported that she was isolated, because of her child’s disease to avoid infection. She was unable to have face-to-face contact with other parents of the same disease because there was a risk of cross-infection. Accordingly, parents have reported in a survey by Pelentsov, Fielder, Laws & Esterman (2016) that 58% have lost friends, following the birth of their child with … Fielder, Laws et al. (2016) reported that friends and family of parents caring for a child with a rare disease had difficulties to relate to the problems the parents were experiencing and had problems understanding the seriousness of some diseases, whereas parents reported in the study of Pelentsov, Fielder, Laws et al. as well that they would like to receive social support from their family and friends. In a study of Heese et al. (2013), the researchers found that parents perceived the support …

… as an influential factor in recent history. Each of the following tasks, under the captions of “Area surveys” and “Assessment of the current global situation” respectively, will be built around a case that represents the underlying problem, and both combined will lead students to specific source material. Examples of such cases are decolonization, the economic development of Asia, conflict in Africa, and the implications of a decline in Liberal Democracies and the possible decline of the US as the … to solve problems. Prerequisites SCI1010 Basic Mathematical Tools or substantial high school experience in Mathematics (For an indication of the relevant topics, see SCI-M, p. vi-viii). Students who are unsure if this course is suitable for them can contact the coordinator to discuss their situation. Recommended reading Adams, R.A. & Essex, C. Calculus, a complete course, 6th edition or up. SCI2018 Period 2 30 Oct 2023 22 Dec 2023 Print course description ECTS credits: 5.0 … Recommended reading Selected scientific articles. SCI3050 Period 2 30 Oct 2023 22 Dec 2023 Print course description ECTS credits: 5.0 Coordinator: P.A. Wieringa Introduction to Game Theory Full course description Consider a real-life situation where people, who may or may not have conflicting interests, make strategic decisions. When gametheorists use the word game, they mean a model (a simplification) of …