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… the laboratories within FHML/FPN. In principle, this document lays the basis for safe working practices. If more specific risks are present, additional work instructions are available. These can be viewed on the HSB website. Working method If you are visiting a laboratory for the first time, you should receive an introduction from the Armico or lab manager. They can provide you with all the information you need about working safely and the in-house emergency response (BHV) of the lab area in … in an experiment such as books, bags, phones, etc. Use the lockers provided for this purpose. o A laboratory is not a writing place/office function. o Use of headphones (over-, on- and in-ear) and other similar equipment is prohibited. o Inform visitors of the applicable regulations within UM. o Keep lab doors and windows closed due to room ventilation and existing negative pressure. o Check equipment, facilities and/or PPE for proper operation. o Inventory risks of substances, possible …

… experience, get in touch with the study advisor for your faculty or department. The UM psychologist is there to talk things through with you. If you need further specialist psychological support, they will help you find out where to get it. You can visit your local doctor or GP (huisarts) for medical care or a referral for psychological support. Social Safety Team – Students Study advisor UM psychologist General Practitioner (GP) Inside UM Learn more about inappropriate sexual behaviour using the … website for upcoming training events (and bring your friends!). For example by sharing information and starting conversations about the issue. Check in with others if you see or hear inappropriate behavior. Inform yourself Sign up for training and workshop Raise awareness Ask ‘are you okay?’ Take action Trust your feelings and speak out against inappropriate behaviour when it feels safe to do so. Speak out Then scan the QR code on the last page! Want to know more about how you can help? ? ! What you …

… Development Dialogue Department of Data Science and Knowledge Engineering Date: 29 October 2019 Present: Visitation panel, Prof. dr. Gerhard Weiss (Chair of DKE board), Prof. dr. Mark Winands (Director of Studies), Prof. dr. Ralf Peeters (Director of Research), Prof. dr. Frank Thuijsman (DKE board member and founder of KE@Work), dr. ir. Kurt Driessens …

… experience, get in touch with the study advisor for your faculty or department. The UM psychologist is there to talk things through with you. If you need further specialist psychological support, they will help you find out where to get it. You can visit your local doctor or GP (huisarts) for medical care or a referral for psychological support. Social Safety Team – Students Study advisor UM psychologist General Practitioner (GP) Inside UM Learn more about inappropriate sexual behaviour using the … website for upcoming training events (and bring your friends!). For example by sharing information and starting conversations about the issue. Check in with others if you see or hear inappropriate behavior. Inform yourself Sign up for training and workshop Raise awareness Ask ‘are you okay?’ Take action Trust your feelings and speak out against inappropriate behaviour when it feels safe to do so. Speak out Then scan the QR code on the last page! Want to know more about how you can help? ? ! What you …

… Drug to Market Discovery Research – preclinical, in test tubes then animals Brain Target Clinical Research & Development In humans; healthy volunteers then patients Courses aligned to drug research & development pipeline Core Courses Practicals Workshops Parallel Courses This is about finding new medicinal drugs and making them work for dementia, depression, schizophrenia, autism, ADHD, . . . . . . ., basically all neuropsychiatric diseases that can be targeted biologically Discovery ~7yrs … In silico Drug Discovery Western Blotting Neuroanatomy Advanced Statistics I and II, SPSS, LISREL, Colloquia, Scientific Writing, Grant Writing, Electives Introduction to: Molecular & Biochemical Techniques / Psychology Core Courses Practicals Workshops Parallel Courses Big Data in Drug Discovery Animal Models Electrophysiology Biomedical Brain Imaging Applied Therapeutics Drug Discovery Neuropsychopharmacology Pharmacoepidemiology Genetics Staff from different Faculties and Departments Health, … -  Pharmacy -  Medicine -  Life Sciences -  Bioengeneering -  University College -  Science College -  … For more information •  Talk with student and coordinator after the presentation •  Contact DN coordinator: w.riedel@maastrichtuniversity.nl •  Visit UM website: •  Facebook site: https://www.facebook.com/MaastrichtRMDN/ Google: Drug Development Maastricht …

… is a network Blog posts can increase your visibility around the world, so it is useful to link your contributions to any other social media channels (Twitter, Facebook and/or LinkedIn) that you might have access to! For more information please visit: Law Blogs Maastricht or send us an e-mail: law-blogs@maastrichtuniversity.nl Quick link: lawblog.maastrichtuniversity.nl …

… authority: Should you wish to report a complaint or if you feel the ISAP team has not addressed your concern in a satisfactory manner, or you are looking for more information regarding Maastricht University’s general privacy statement. You may visit the Maastricht University’s privacy page or contact Maastricht University’s (UM) Data Protection officer Email: privacy@maastrichtuniversity.nl Address: Maastricht University Attn. Data Protection Officer Postbus 616 6200 MD Maastricht …

… • Consultant and advisor at institutions and organisations. More information? Questions? • Meet us at the information market: • Josip Zivkovic (1st year student) • Matthias Wibral (me, track coordinator) • m.wibral@maastrichtuniversity.nl • Visit our Research Master website or www.neuroeconomics.nl mailto:m.wibral@maastrichtuniversity.nl http://www.neuroeconomics.nl/ masterinfo-fpn@maastrichtuniversity.nl maastrichtuniversity.nl/fpn/masters Follow us on Social Media @maastricht_fpn …

… is a network Blog posts can increase your visibility around the world, so it is useful to link your contributions to any other social media channels (Twitter, Facebook and/or LinkedIn) that you might have access to! For more information please visit: Law Blogs Maastricht or send us an e-mail: law-blogs@maastrichtuniversity.nl Quick link: lawblog.maastrichtuniversity.nl …

… Name and Initials Date and Place of Birth Address Postcode and Town/City Telephone number Email address Prior Education and Institute For a description of the courses, their module codes and the periods in which the courses are offered, you can visit our website: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/bachelor/organisation/4138 I wish to participate in the following courses: Study programme* Period Module code** Course title * Bachelor Biomedical Sciences (BMS) / European Public Health …