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… of the course This course focuses on chemical reactivity. In this course, a broad review will be presented of the most important functional groups and their reactivity. This review will describe the synthesis and reactivity of molecules, such as alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids and amines. It will also discuss reactions involving orbitals, the so-called pericyclic reactions. Knowledge of the various types of organic reactions will provide the basic skills to design multistep … modeling and biomedical imaging. General issues of each of the subdisciplines will be illustrated together with selected examples and neuroscience applications. Literature Various book chapters and research articles. Instructional format Lecture, lab visits and tutorial meeting. Assessment  Midterm;  Final written exam. mailto:f.demartino@maastrichtuniversity.nl 43 INT1005 Commercializing Science and Technology Course coordinator Dr. Jermain Kaminski, School of Business Economics, Department of … they are constructed using non-invasive non-destructive analytical techniques and equipment. Literature Selected articles and chapters will be provided to the students. Instructional format Lectures, tutorial group meetings, conservation studio workshops and practical exercises. Assessment  A final examination, which consists of essay questions;  A PowerPoint presentation on a selected conservation problem;  A mid-term examination;  The contributions to the tutorial group meetings. …

… the FAIR data principles. Additionally, you will learn how to perform basic as well as advanced data analyses in the scientific programming language R. The R skills trainings within the course are supported by DataCamp. DataCamp offers interactive, online courses in R and Python for data scientists and students. For more information, please visit: https://www.datacamp.com/ Course objectives * Learn to explain important aspects of scientific data management, including data analysis, data stewardship, data archiving and data sharing; * Learn to distinguish between the relative merits and … skills needed for this research (e.g., parameter optimization techniques) will be trained during a number of computer labs. Finally, a demonstration of experimental cellular electrophysiology (patch-clamp) techniques will be given during a lab visit. Course objectives Since the first quantitative description of neuronal electrophysiology in the Nobel prize-winning work of Hodgkin and Huxley in the 1950s, computational and systems biology approaches have also gained increasing prominence in …