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… into account the impact of drugs on the environment and climate.” < High concentra- tions of psycho- tropic drugs in Dutch surface water The key to mimicking human tissue: Simple but impactful News Portrait Liesbeth Lijnzaad worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for 23 years. For 11 of those she served as Legal Adviser, the head of the International Law department. It was a dynamic period, with countless negotiations and endless travel. The work was addictive, especially negotiating. “One of my … justification for the Iraq War, her department repeatedly advised against getting involved. But the government decided otherwise. “We regularly fielded Text Annelotte Huiskes Photography Arjen Schmitz She was the first woman in the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be appointed Legal Adviser, the chief civil servant in its International Law depart- ment. She relished negotiating between parties at a global level. Now she serves as a neutral arbiter in another international legal setting, as a … be able to provide a definitive answer about a certain therapy. The Tear Research Network, founded by Gijs, intends to conduct further research on these strips and their applications. “We work in an international field, which means we’ll continue to exchange knowledge. The future prospects of this research are good.” Gijs laughs. “It’s enough to bring tears to your eyes, but tears of happiness.” < Tear-fluid biomarkers Gijs was already acquainted with tear fluid from her previous research, but in …

… into account the impact of drugs on the environment and climate.” < High concentra- tions of psycho- tropic drugs in Dutch surface water The key to mimicking human tissue: Simple but impactful News Portrait Liesbeth Lijnzaad worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for 23 years. For 11 of those she served as Legal Adviser, the head of the International Law department. It was a dynamic period, with countless negotiations and endless travel. The work was addictive, especially negotiating. “One of my … justification for the Iraq War, her department repeatedly advised against getting involved. But the government decided otherwise. “We regularly fielded Text Annelotte Huiskes Photography Arjen Schmitz She was the first woman in the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be appointed Legal Adviser, the chief civil servant in its International Law depart- ment. She relished negotiating between parties at a global level. Now she serves as a neutral arbiter in another international legal setting, as a … be able to provide a definitive answer about a certain therapy. The Tear Research Network, founded by Gijs, intends to conduct further research on these strips and their applications. “We work in an international field, which means we’ll continue to exchange knowledge. The future prospects of this research are good.” Gijs laughs. “It’s enough to bring tears to your eyes, but tears of happiness.” < Tear-fluid biomarkers Gijs was already acquainted with tear fluid from her previous research, but in …

… into account the impact of drugs on the environment and climate.” < High concentra- tions of psycho- tropic drugs in Dutch surface water The key to mimicking human tissue: Simple but impactful News Portrait Liesbeth Lijnzaad worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for 23 years. For 11 of those she served as Legal Adviser, the head of the International Law department. It was a dynamic period, with countless negotiations and endless travel. The work was addictive, especially negotiating. “One of my … justification for the Iraq War, her department repeatedly advised against getting involved. But the government decided otherwise. “We regularly fielded Text Annelotte Huiskes Photography Arjen Schmitz She was the first woman in the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be appointed Legal Adviser, the chief civil servant in its International Law depart- ment. She relished negotiating between parties at a global level. Now she serves as a neutral arbiter in another international legal setting, as a … be able to provide a definitive answer about a certain therapy. The Tear Research Network, founded by Gijs, intends to conduct further research on these strips and their applications. “We work in an international field, which means we’ll continue to exchange knowledge. The future prospects of this research are good.” Gijs laughs. “It’s enough to bring tears to your eyes, but tears of happiness.” < Tear-fluid biomarkers Gijs was already acquainted with tear fluid from her previous research, but in …

… Our research programmes also organise joint conferences and workshops, while there is common management of the faculty’s graduate school and joint selection of candidates for the school. Two key elements in our identity stand out: intellectual exchange across the borders of our research programmes and shared responsibility for the strategic development and direction of our research institute. This intersecting or “matrix” structure is motivated by the faculty’s focus on topics which are … the research that is done within PCE. It ranges from reflections on the history and nature of the EU polity with a view to its democratic credentials, to the empirical and theoretical analysis of ‘Europeanisation’ processes; from research on the EU’s foreign and security policy to the study of Euroscepticism in its different guises; from a scrutiny of administrative cultures and bureaucratic politics at national as well as at supranational level, to historical research on the constitutive role of … Nations; the influence of member state bureaucracies on the practical execution of EU migration and asylum policies; and the interplay between formal and informal governance in the EU. Research theme 2: The Administrative Governance of Multilateral Foreign Policy is coordinated by Prof. Dr. S. Vanhoonacker and departs from the observation that 62 As in the other research programmes of FASoS, these themes do not divide the research programmes into separate groups. Research projects may run across …