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… 10 2.4.3. Website Publishers.............................................................................................................................. 10 2.4.4. How is the User Connected to this Complex Network of Exchanges? ............................................... 10 2.5. Profiling and Tracking in Targeted Behavioural Advertisement ............................................................... 10 2.5.1. Profiling … Notifications and Icons Likely Do Not Address All Individual and Systemic Problems Related to Notice and Consent for Targeted Behavioural Advertising .......................................................................... 49 5. Looking for Help Elsewhere – Competition Law as a Remedy for More Systemic Problems? ....................... 50 6. Conclusion … to highlight URLs of websites already opened in purple, instead of blue, text colour.54 With a JavaScript programme, a list of websites is checked against the browser’s saved history to see whether there are matches. This mode of tracking works by finding matches in the user’s browsing history with the list used by the exploit. If matches are found, it can be ascertained that the user has visited the matching websites.55 The detection of this method of tracking is difficult and users may not …

… brain and the development of improved treatments requires scientists with a transdisciplinary perspective on the human brain. We train these scientists in the new bachelor programme Brain Science, that started in September 2024. Finding solutions for complex and sometimes vaguely defined problems is a skill that future doctors should possess. This requires creativity, the ability to look at a problem from different angles, and collaboration. In this elective students are provided with the tools to … idea generation; a brainstorming session to gather ideas and determine focus. The students are given a set of tools which they use to get started on their own. As a coach, you are mainly there to guide them when needed and connect them with the right contacts if necessary. Team HUMMUS (Humans United in Making Maastricht University Sustainable, a name coined by Marvin), was enthusiastic and dedicated from the start.” “We were very motivated and had many ideas,” Jodi confirms. “We wanted to implement … with the Green Office, we managed to introduce Meatless Monday though. Simultaneously, we conducted a survey among students about their knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour regarding plant-based food. We also participated in Sustainability Week, where we ran a booth to promote HUMMUS and plant-based nutrition.” Impact HUMMUS’ activities certainly had an impact. The survey was completed by around 300 students, their Instagram page has over 130 regular visitors, and the movie night and lectures …

… are seeking your help as a young legal professional to advise them on the legal issue that arises from their daughter’s case. In view of giving the parents the best legal advice, you set up a meeting with some of your colleagues to discuss your findings and make sure you have not missed anything of relevance. In preparation for this meeting, you should structure your findings in the following way: - First, you should address the issue you are focusing on. - Second, you should explain the rules that apply to the case at hand – in other words, read the relevant provisions on the basis of which you are going to make your arguments. - Third, you should explain how the rules apply to the case. This is the part where you are meant to develop your arguments and counterarguments based on the facts of the case. - Fourth, you should conclude on the basis of your arguments what the legal consequence is. à you can find more information about this in the “Guidance” section below. In the Guidance section you will find a compilation of information that will help in understanding the legal issues that arise from the task you have been given. A key skill that you develop as a law student is to sift through the relevant information to help you understand the subject …

… Review Report EDU Medical Programme Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences November 2022 2 Preamble This report summarizes the key activities and outcomes of the supervision of EDU’s Faculty of Medicine and Health (EDU) and the Bachelor in Medicine (B.Med) and Master in Medicine (M.Med) programme by Maastricht University (UM) Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML) to date. The … Method ...................................................................................................................... 8 Supervision Results and Recommendations Summary ........................................................ 9 Analysis and Findings ...................................................................................................... 12 1. Mission and Values ........................................................................................................ 12 … and to explore areas for future improvement. This report is structured similarly as the 2021 report and along the WFME 2020 standards—which is the latest issue of the WFME recommendations—and maps the MQF/ESG standard criteria into the WFME structure where appropriate. This way, all aspects and requirements are taken into account. We chose this structure with an eye on the growing relevance of the WFME standards even in Malta, as evidenced by the international accreditation of the MD programme of …