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… assigning participants to rooms, you can rearrange the participants. Participants who are not assigned to breakout sessions will remain in the main meeting when the rooms are started. Move to (participant): Select a room to move the participant to.  Exchange (participant): Select a participant in another room to swap the selected participant with.  Delete Room: Delete the selected room.  Recreate: Deletes existing breakout rooms and creates new ones.  Add a Room: Add another breakout room.  …

… difficult to build such a predictive system that would accurately the concept of bias goes beyond, let's say, the gender bias term which encompasses all these we have with training Constance: So for me as a user of ChatGPT, it's clear now that bias trading data leads to bias predictions and [00:25:00] what form of bias that might be. But as a user, I might not always be as alert to that biases, right? So that when people notice, oh why do these restaurants, why is it predicting lower ratings that …

… 2016/17/18/19 PRO1001 Philosophy of Science, tutor 2016/17/course coordinator 2018/19/20 ACU2710 Entering the Field, coordinator 2017/18/19 ACU2000 Network Society, tutor 2017 ACU1504 Entering the Humanities, tutor 2017 ACU2500 Close to the Foreign, tutor 2017 ACU2008 Observing & Representing, tutor 2016 MIN3000/3001/3002 India Minor, course coordinator 2015-16 Rice University: History 166 “Scientists and Fiction,” S12 History 233 “Science in the Modern World,” F07, S09, F09, F10, S13, … (Maastricht: LIMES project, winter 2020). Other presentations and conference activities: “A Seat at the High-Tech Table but Not at the UN: Semiconductor Manufacturing and Ambiguous Sovereignty” (Arlington, VA: Society for the History of American Foreign Relations annual meeting, June 28, 2025). (with Simone Schleper) “Sinner among Saints, Saint among Sinners: Maurice Strong and the Politics of Extractivism, Speculation, and Environmentalism in Colorado” (Denver: American Society for …

… 2016/17/18/19 PRO1001 Philosophy of Science, tutor 2016/17/course coordinator 2018/19/20 ACU2710 Entering the Field, coordinator 2017/18/19 ACU2000 Network Society, tutor 2017 ACU1504 Entering the Humanities, tutor 2017 ACU2500 Close to the Foreign, tutor 2017 ACU2008 Observing & Representing, tutor 2016 MIN3000/3001/3002 India Minor, course coordinator 2015-16 Rice University: History 166 “Scientists and Fiction,” S12 History 233 “Science in the Modern World,” F07, S09, F09, F10, S13, … (Maastricht: LIMES project, winter 2020). Other presentations and conference activities: “A Seat at the High-Tech Table but Not at the UN: Semiconductor Manufacturing and Ambiguous Sovereignty” (Arlington, VA: Society for the History of American Foreign Relations annual meeting, June 28, 2025). (with Simone Schleper) “Sinner among Saints, Saint among Sinners: Maurice Strong and the Politics of Extractivism, Speculation, and Environmentalism in Colorado” (Denver: American Society for …

… its geographic position and the international orientation of UM, NUTRIM attracts researchers and students from all over Europe. At present, over 24 PhD candidates and 60 staff members can be identified as coming from abroad. NUTRIM actively supports exchange programmes for foreign PhD-candidates (e.g. with China, Saudi-Arabia and India) and joint PhD’s (e.g. with Birmingham, Leuven, Aachen). Within NUTRIM, ~50% of staff and 20% of professors is female. Talent policy: MUMC+/FHML aims to create an environment that enables … opinions towards a broader audience. An overview of representative media contacts is given in table 1.18. The majority of these take place in the Netherlands with over 1500 exposures between 2015 and 2020, but a substantial number also takes place in foreign media (e.g. US, UK, Belgium, Germany, Spain and Italy (with 929, 186, 140, 110, 61 and 60 exposures, resp.). Research directly finds its way into national organisations as the Netherlands Food and Consumer product safety authority (NVWA), the …