Presentatie over allerlei projecten die te maken hebben met duurzame chemie; BioPET100; Zambezi en "Greening" clusters Eemsdelta.

Using Energy Valley to explain how cluster contexts and cluster developments are changing and the connection to new Key Enabling Technologies

Purpose: Classification is a defining factor for competition in wheelchair sports, but it is a delicate and time-consuming process with often questionable validity. New inertial sensor-based measurement methods applied in match play and field tests allow for more precise and objective estimates of the …

Referring patients from specialist mental-health services (provided by multiple healthcare service providers and aimed at relieving symptoms of mental illness) to less intensive care (provided by a nurse or psychologist in cooperation with a general practitioner and aimed at improving quality of life) …

This title was first published in 2001. Analyzing and comparing several growth clusters in nine European cities, this compelling volume examines the critical success factors that determine the economic development of urban regions.

Door de overheid wordt er steeds meer verwacht van voetbalclubs (NOC*NSF, z.d.), dat zij bijdragen aan oplossingen en problemen in de samenleving. Bijvoorbeeld op het gebied van participatie, integratie en gezondheid (Eekeren, 2016). Zeelandia Middelburg wil laten zien dat zij maatschappelijk betrokken …

The research explored how a Dutch energy cluster embedded within a larger context of European and global developments reflected complex dynamics due to changes in its context. The case study explored Energy Valley of the Netherlands, a peripheral region that meets the challenge of energy transition, …

Ivan Boszormenyi Nagy introduced with his contextual therapy a challenging theory into the world of family therapy. It is rooted in a relational ethical perspective on human relations and shifts the focus of therapy from pathology to evoking reciprocal care and a genuine dialogue, based on the conviction …

Since October 2015, four European universities of applied sciences and three youth care organisations in Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands and Scotland, have been working as partners to develop education and training for (future) professionals. The goal of this partnership is to help (future) professionals: …