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… There is soft light and, if you want, soft background sounds like those of a forest, the sea or birds. Alice Maris: “Of course, we here at UM are very proud that we are able to do the pilot.” In this video 'Mindfulnest-users' talk about their experiences. Creator Pim van den Bos also discusses the idea behind 'The Mindfulnest'. Unfortunately it's no longer possible to try the Mindfulnests at UM. Text: Margot Krijnen … Starting 3 May, UM’s Wellbeing Movement will offer you the opportunity to …
… able to make the connection with the school, and thanks to them, we could start this project”. NUDGING TECHNIQUES FOR THE LONG TERM With the help of Diversey, a tailor-made prototype of blue foaming hand soap was developed to provide a new sensorial experience that increased the visibility of the hand washing process. In parallel, a 7-step hand washing motivation approach was developed. Nudging techniques such as the use of instant gratification, micro rewards, angel motivation stickers, and …
… skills modules in which students develop their competencies for sustainable development. The minor also provides an optional research project on sustainability. The minor is accessible to all students and aims for a unique cross-faculty learning experience. … Complex systems. It is a term often used when talking about sustainability. It means that when you push a button at point A, something might change at point Y. It’s about interlinkages between issues you might not even expect to take …
… and histories. “That’s an endemic problem; people feel disconnected from the policies, not because they’re inefficient or opaque, but because they feel irrelevant to daily life.” Through dialogue and education, Studio Europa hopes to bring citizens’ experiences into policymaking. (text continues below photo) Photo: Philip Driessen Holiday from history The stylised political debate revolving around false dichotomies partially comes down to a lack of self-knowledge. “First, you chose your camp, then …
… develop a new way of designing indoor and outdoor environments that respond to the reactions of individuals experiencing these spaces. Artists and architects provide design ideas, after which MindSpaces’ researchers will monitor individuals while they experience those ideas. The individuals’ reactions will first be gauged in virtual reality and, later on, in real life. The goal is to tailor the designs to the responses, so that they address people’s practical and emotional needs in an innovative, …
… very much enjoyed being on stage. My mom told me that whenever they were looking for volunteers for a performance, an act, or whatever, my sister and I would volunteer. We did not really have a lot of presentations in school, so I had very little experience when I came to Maastricht. I still recall my first presentation, which I put together in Word and printed on overhead slides. I got lots of recommendations for improving! Since I’ve always admired good speakers, I worked hard over the years …
… care – was allowed to stay on. He now works three days a week for CARIM and two days for Philips Research in Eindhoven. He also holds a zero-hour appointment at the DKE, where he tries to be physically present one day every two weeks. Because as experience has taught him, getting together with people in person is one of the keys to successful interdisciplinary collaboration. Mathematical twist What is special about his PhD project is that the DKE and CARIM teamed up to build an ECGI system …
… personal contact important. We know almost everyone by name.” Meyke Houben Dario Mezini and Merel Godelieve Huysse The vegan menu is another unique selling point. “There was almost nothing vegan in Maastricht,” says Huysse, herself a vegan. “I had no experience in hospitality, but I randomly started baking vegan cakes and cupcakes. We now make everything ourselves. That was a risk, obviously, but for an entrepreneur that’s what makes it a challenge.” Homely concept So what prompted two students of …
… with two people. We’ll steer the conversation some, but we’ll let the parties reach a solution themselves. It’s nice to see that insight often arises when there’s also room for emotions.” Dünya Gezgin, a bachelor’s student in European Law School, has experienced that as well. “I live in an apartment complex with students in Scharn. There we’re in our own student bubble; we’re not involved in those issues. To me, it was an eye opener to see what’s happening between students and residents. Since I’m a JBB now, I’m also getting to know the city better. In the Brusselsepoort neighbourhood, I mediated a conflict with a real ‘Maastrichtenaar’, which was very nice.” Roos and Dünya had good experiences with the two-day training, which was recognised by the Dutch Centre for Crime Prevention and Safety (CCV). “We learned to listen neutrally, without passing judgment”, Dünya explains. “Different discussion techniques were also covered. For …
… department does interesting and valuable research covering many research areas. Visitation committee Relevance to society Also the KE@Work initiative (a special path in the DKE Honours programme to give students the possibility to get relevant work experience, to build up a professional network, to enhance their professional skills and to apply what they have learned in class to real life situations) was applauded by the committee since it brings promising opportunities to start or intensify …