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… Name Address Postal code City Country Department Visiting address T +31 (0)43 388 22 22 www.maastrichtuniversity.nl Minderbroedersberg 4-6 Type your email address 6211 LK Maastricht Bank account: 065.76.18.705 KvK nr.: 50169181 Postal address IBAN: NL05 INGB 0657 6187 05 P.O. Box 616 BIC: INGBNL2A …

… Name Address Postal code City Country Department Visiting address T +31 (0)43 388 22 22 www.maastrichtuniversity.nl Minderbroedersberg 4-6 Type your email address 6211 LK Maastricht Bank account: 065.76.18.705 KvK nr.: 50169181 Postal address IBAN: NL05 INGB 0657 6187 05 P.O. Box 616 BIC: INGBNL2A …

… weekend? You are. You and your fellow ITM/Medicine students, with the guidance of senior Medicine students. Where will this happen? In a small village In Belgium called Bree. Don’t worry, we’ll arange transport from station Weert. How to subscribe? Visit the website: www.geneeskundeinmaastricht.nl and press the tab “introkamp”. Here you’ll find all information (in Dutch). If you have any further questions, you can always send an email to pulseintrokamp@maastrichtuniversity.nl . We have a Facebook …

… alternative login method: To reset your MFA authentication you will need a Temporary Access Pass (TAP) code. Prior to sending you a TAP-code we need to verify your identity: - Fill in the ‘Request MFA reset code’ form on our Self-Service Portal. - OR visit one of our Front Offices with a valid ID (not a UM card). Mention your ticket number during your contact with us. After verifying your identity we delete the ID-copy and send the TAP-code to the email address you provided. We will process your … processing sensitive data within the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) require additional security measures. To protect these systems and data, Maastricht University uses authentication in two steps: Multi Factor Authentication (MFA). Please visit https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/cyber-security for more information on UM's security policy. Why is logging in with only my account and password insufficiently secure? Information systems may contain data to which others are not permitted …

… / A. Jahanshahi, H. Jacobs, J. Mey, M. Moers, N. Senden, H. Steinbusch, J. Vangeneugden Lectures on the development and cerebrovasculature of the brain followed by theoretical lessons on functional and structural MRI methodologies combined with visits of MRI and TMS scanners. Hands- on training on the neuroanatomy by real dissection ofthe human skull and brain and microscopical analysis of the human and rodent brain under normal and pathological conditions. The functional and anatomical … Psychopathology” Maastricht / A. Jahanshahi, H. Jacobs, B. Kramer, J. Mey, M. Moers, N. Senden Lectures on the development and cerebrovasculature of the brain followed by theoretical lessons on functional and structural MRI methodologies combined with visits of MRI and TMS scanners. Hands- on training on the neuroanatomy by real dissection of the human skull and brain and microscopical analysis of the human and rodent brain under normal and pathological conditions. The functional and anatomical …

… back to the 19th century when introduced for the first time by the famous physiologist Ivan Pavlov. To put it simply, classical-conditioning is a form of learning via the process of association. Let me give you an example. Milan is a 4-year-old boy visiting the doctor to get vaccinated. The doctor is kind and things go well at first, up until the moment when the needle pinches the boy’s arm. That’s really painful and little Milan immediately bursts into tears. Now, when Milan is 6, he goes in for a routine check-up. Just seeing the doctor approaching him, Milan feels distressed and starts crying. What happened there? In ‘classical conditioning’ terms, when a neutral stimulus which initially produces no response (e.g. boy visiting the doctor) is repeatedly paired with a stimulus (let’s call this the ‘unconditioned stimulus’, e.g. vaccination) which automatically elicits a response (‘unconditioned response’, e.g. crying), it will eventually become a conditioned stimulus, …

… in Quality Assurance in Higher Education in Europe, DGIV Background paper. Strasbourg: Council of Europe (2004) Aline Sierp CV 5 AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS 2022/2023 Fellow, De Gasperi Centre, European University Institute, Florence (IT) April-May 2022 Visiting Fellow, LUISS, Rome (IT) 2014-2015 Visiting Fellow, European University Institute, Florence (IT) June 2013 Short-term Visiting Fellowship, CSIC, Madrid (ES) 2020 Teaching-Research Integration Award, Centre for European Research in Maastricht (NL) 2010 Internationalisation Award for outstanding international research activities, University of Siena (IT) 2005 DAAD …