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2022fhml_multi-spectral_imaging_for_in_vivo_imaging_of_oxygen_tension_and_beta-amyloid_.pdf
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… Dr. T.T.J.M. Berendschot University Eye Clinic Maastricht, Maastricht University PO Box 5800, 6202 AZ Maastricht, the Netherlands t +31 43 3877345 e t.berendschot@maastrichtuniversity.nl 1b. Second Supervisor/copromoter: Prof. dr. C.A.B. Webers University Eye Clinic Maastricht, Maastricht University PO Box 5800, 6202 AZ Maastricht, the Netherlands t +31 43 3877808 e c.webers@mumc.nl 2. Information on UM Faculty/ Department/ Institute/ School contact person: Dr. T.T.J.M. Berendschot University Eye Clinic Maastricht, Maastricht University PO Box 5800, 6202 AZ Maastricht, the Netherlands t +31 43 3877345 e … E-mail: WeChat: - Private address: 2. Details of applicant’s home university Note! A separate letter of recommendation by the supervisor or faculty dean of the home university is required. - Name of home university: - Address: - Telephone: - E-mail: - Website (if available): 3. Applicant’s home university Master Thesis supervisor: - Title(s), initial(s), first name, surname: - Address for correspondence: - Telephone: - E-mail: WeChat: 4. Research field(s) 重大专项 / Major Special Projects 前沿技术 / …
… ZHU Ziyue Updated September 19, 2023 Email: ziyue.zhu@maastrichtuniversity.nl GitHub: //github-ziyue16 Office: ROA Office 2.008 Phone: +31 88 3886649 Website: //zhuziyue.com Research Interests Labor Economics, Education Economics, Machine Learning and Econometrics Education PhD Candidate in Economics, Maastricht University Sep 2023 – Present Dissertation: Skill mismatch between education and labour … https://github.com/ziyue16/mixrandregret https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.01091 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11892-023-01518-y https://eposters.ddw.org/ddw/2023/ddw-2023/378306/thomas.lam.long-term.glycosylated.haemoglobin.28hba1c29.variability.is.html?f=listing%3D4%2Abrowseby%3D8%2Asortby%3D2%2Amedia%3D2%2Aspeaker%3D903352 … of Informality based on Individuals and their Household Skills Programming Languages Proficient in: Stata (and Mata), R (Traditional Statistics and Machine Learning, Text Mining), and Python (Machine Learning, Text Mining, Audio Data Analysis, CNN, Web Scrapping) Familiar with: MATLAB (Deep Learning), SAS (Certificated: SAS 9.4 Base Programming), SPSS, OpenBUGS, LEM. Other Software Familiar with: NetLogo, Neo4j, Geophi Certificated with Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC) Document preparation …
… make associations between pieces of content in Pure. Set up your ORCiD: Create an ORCiD and synchronize from Pure to your ORCID profile. Showcasing your research output Research Publications What output is presented in Research Publications at UM web: All published or online first research output, activities and press clippings which are validated and set as public visible by your faculty editor in Pure, are included in Research Publications. UM Personal Profile Page What output is presented … http://library.maastrichtuniversity.nl/cris-support/contact-and-feedback/ http://library.maastrichtuniversity.nl/cris-support/contact-and-feedback/ http://library.maastrichtuniversity.nl/cris-support http://www.atira.dk/en/pure/screencasts/cv/create.html https://cris.maastrichtuniversity.nl/portal/ Manual Emails from Pure Pure will notify you about any changes made by another person to your publications and activities (e.g. if you have been added to a research output by another person). You can … list anymore. Top ^ Adding publications (research output) Publication data may be added to Pure in one of three ways: 1. By creating a publication record from a template. 2. By importing publication data from online databases, such as PubMed or Web of Science. You can search these sources from within Pure and import publication data directly and/or set up an automated search. 3. By importing a BibTeX or RIS file. To add a publication log into Pure and click on at the top right side of the …
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Jacques Claessen - Restorative justice. The art of an emancipated crime approach - Inaugural address_1.pdf
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… 12 other jewels are reflected – to infinity. The jewels stand for human beings, animals, plants, things – for all that is. Indra’s Net shows that everything is connected and interpermeated. This image por- trays existence as ‘a vast web of interdependencies in which, if one thread is disturbed, the whole web is shaken’.15 The focus is not on ‘distinct, separate entities’, but on ‘the relationships between these same entities’:16 ‘To be is to be related.’ 17 And this means that to do evil upon others is to do evil upon yourself and to harm others is to … view of man and the world behind restorative justice and, in particular, its implications. The American criminolo- gist Howard Zehr writes: ‘Underlying [restorative justice] is an assumption about soci- ety, namely that we are all connected (...) in a web of relation- ships. In this worldview, the problem of crime (...) is that it (...) represents a tear in the web of relationships. (...) In fact, dam- aged relationships are both cause and consequence of crime. (...) Mutual relationships imply …
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regulations_on_selection_for_bachelors_programmes_with_restricted_intake_-_academic_year_2022-2023_.pdf
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… from the student delegation. Article 12 Publication The Executive Board will ensure that these regulations and any amendments to these regulations are published in an appropriate manner. These regulations will in any event be published via the UM website. Article 13 Official title These regulations will be cited as the Regulations on Selection for Programmes with Restricted Intake 2022/2023. Article 14 Entry into force These regulations apply to the selection for the bachelor’s programmes with … motivation for enrolling for this track (to be assessed based on the information in the portfolio). • The candidate is sufficiently proficient in English. An additional language requirement applies hereto. The precise requirements are published on the webpages concerning the ITM, under ‘English Language Proficiency ITM’. The candidate must have met the language requirements by 24 August 2022. Selection criteria bachelor in Medicine 6 Academic year 2021-2022 The 700* applicants who performed best in … motivation for enrolling in this track (to be assessed based on the information in the portfolio). • The candidate is sufficiently proficient in English. An additional language requirement applies hereto. The precise requirements are published on the webpages concerning the ITM, under ‘English Language Proficiency ITM’. The candidate must have met the language requirements by 24 August 2022. The overall score of each candidate is determined based on a weighted average of the diverse components of …
… from the student delegation. Article 12 Publication The Executive Board will ensure that these regulations and any amendments to these regulations are published in an appropriate manner. These regulations will in any event be published via the UM website. Article 13 Official title These regulations will be cited as the Regulations on Selection for Programmes with Restricted Intake 2021-2022. Article 14 Entry into force These regulations apply to the selection for the bachelor’s programmes with … motivation for enrolling for this track (to be assessed based on the information in the portfolio). • The candidate is sufficiently proficient in English. An additional language requirement applies hereto. The precise requirements are published on the webpages concerning the ITM, under ‘English Language Proficiency ITM’. The candidate must have met the language requirements by 24 August 2021. 6 The 700* applicants who performed best in the first selection round will move on to the second round. The … motivation for enrolling in this track (to be assessed based on the information in the portfolio). The candidate is sufficiently proficient in English. An additional language requirement applies hereto. The precise requirements are published on the webpages concerning the ITM, under 8 ‘English Language Proficiency ITM’. The candidate must have met the language requirements by 24 August 2021. The overall score of each candidate is determined based on a weighted average of the diverse components of …
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… individual rights. I'd also like to visit museums more often, do some gardening and write about non-legal issues as well. Like my collection of wooden dolls from the Kuna tribe in Panama. [You can read more about René and Hildegard's collection in the web magazine , Ed.] I look forward to having more time to try new things.’ … After 35 years in Maastricht and 42 years in the world of academia, René de Groot officially retired on 14 October 2016. How does this international expert on nationality …
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… E-mail: WeChat: - Private address: 2. Details of applicant’s home university Note! A separate letter of recommendation by the supervisor or faculty dean of the home university is required. - Name of home university: - Address: - Telephone: - E-mail: - Website (if available): 3. Applicant’s home university Master Thesis supervisor: - Title(s), initial(s), first name, surname: - Address for correspondence: - Telephone: - E-mail: WeChat: 4. Research field(s) Biological Foundations of Human Health and … the mechanisms that link SDS to thrombosis. This should help to settle SDS, as a clinically important syndrome. Requirements: background in medicine, biomedical sciences, laboratory medicine or clinical chemistry is preferred. Group’s performance: Web of science lists a h-index of 68 based on 727 publications and 17312 citations for ten Cate (August 17, 2022). 7. Motivation for CSC-UM PhD application (max. 250 words) Two letters are required, one from the student and one from the promotion team. …
… Some students come from countries where surveillance has been a feature of their lives and their parents’ lives, and may be regarded as benevolent or at least as normal. Healthcare systems are nationally organ- ised and regulated but the World Wide Web and social media make it possible for people to learn about experimental treatments not yet available in their own countries, perhaps leading to innovation or to frustration. We do not expect students who join the programme to have a technical …