In april '07 vond in de VS het congres 'Computers in Libraries' plaats. Gerard Bierens en Liesbeth Mantel signaleren de opvallendste trends. 'De bibliotheekcatalogus gaat onherroepelijk onder het mes.'
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Catalogus met afstudeerprojecten van de Fontys Academie voor Architectuur en Stedenbouw (AAS), Tilburg, jaargang 2006-2007. Met een inleidend essay door Erik Frijters.
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Catalogus met afstudeerprojecten van de Fontys Academie voor Architectuur en Stedenbouw (AAS), Tilburg, jaargang 2005-2006. Met een inleidend essay door Jeroen Visschers
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Catalogus met afstudeerprojecten van de Fontys Academie voor Architectuur en Stedenbouw (AAS), Tilburg, jaargang 2004-2005. Met een inleidend essay door Ed Melet
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Catalogus met afstudeerprojecten van de Fontys Academie voor Architectuur en Stedenbouw (AAS), Tilburg, jaargang 2004-2005. Met een inleidend essay door Gabriel Verheggen.
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Catalogus met afstudeerprojecten van de Fontys Academie voor Architectuur en Stedenbouw (AAS), Tilburg, jaargang 2002-2003. Met een inleidend essay door Arjen Oosterman
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Het artikel 'Wijzer dan God' is opgenomen in de catalogus Levenswerk / Life's Work van Margriet Luyten. Deze publicatie verschijnt bij haar tentoonstelling van negen gefilmde kunstenaarsportretten in museum De Pont, Tilburg, nov. 2013
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the bidirectional relationship between policy and data reliability has been a challenge for researchers of the local municipal health services. Policy decisions on population specific test locations and selective registration of negative test results led to population differences in data quality. This hampered the calculation of reliable population specific infection rates needed to develop proper data driven public health policy. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12508-023-00377-y
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The aim of this report is to give an overview of current state of the art in the occurrence and policies regarding affordable age-friendly and eco-friendly solutions in the partner countries. The report consists of the findings from the literature review, the comparative analysis and the reporting of good practices. It aims for the consortium as a whole to gain an understanding of the state of the art and on affordable age and eco-friendly solutions in partner countries and particularly the home and community fields, and to present that knowledge in the form of a written report. The literature review, the analysis of barriers and facilitators, and the survey on existing or even planning good practices in the project countries, will help the partners to build and update a strong knowledge base in these fields. To be closer to the practical issues that define the adaptability of eco and age-friendly solutions in community, the consortium decided to use mostly grey literature and websites for tools and advice, such as governmental pages. Common grey literature publication types include reports (annual, research, technical, project, etc.), working papers, government documents, white papers and evaluations, which will help all partners to reach conclusions around the common field between age and eco-friendly developments. Barriers and facilitators found in each project country will be used for stipulating the right consequence of actions needed, to propose a sound methodology that could – in combination with other actions and stakeholders – promote the implementation of age and eco-friendly principles into the public and private sphere of care for older people. Finally, the selection of good representative practices by each project country can be the basis for a report, and a publication, that depicts the level of maturity and progress of the notions of age-friendliness and eco-friendliness, as well as their impact on the care of older people.
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A description how technology has alienated us from nature. The currentsocial-technical-ecological system (STES) tends to drive us towards techniques where connection with nature is more difficult. However, techniques can also play a role in restoring human–nature connectedness in (at least) two ways: (1) directly by restoring interest in nature through e.g. new materials, experiences, emotions and/or knowledge (case study 1 and 2); and (2) indirectly by organizing people around an environmental topic (case study 3). Citizen participation may help to counter this alienation and to accelerate the transition to sustainability. Finally, a reflection on the potential for designing technology that contributes to restoring human connectedness to nature or to the reinvention of our relationship with nature.
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