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. This project explores the use of laser-printed metal chalcogenides on flexible substrates to develop high-performance thermoelectric harvesters and coolers for wearable applications. In this project, the postdoc
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) "Development of Antimicrobial Milk-Contact Surfaces and Predictive Models to Improve Raw Milk Safety in Tropical Smallholder Dairy Systems" develops chitosan-based antimicrobial and anti-biofilm milk-contact
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the privacy concerns, stigma, or practical limitations associated with camera- or audio-based monitoring systems. However, existing wearable-based eating detection approaches have primarily been developed in
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‑situ digital working instructions (DWIs). However, current AR/VR solutions are typically developed as standalone applications, manually authored, and weakly connected to product‑level data. As a result
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The candidate will develop and benchmark zero-shot multimodal fusion models for rare disease prediction, using melanoma as a use case. The project integrates spatial and single-cell multi-omics data with
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part of a wide network consisting of other universities, companies and institutions. The student will be able to further develop skills through Ph.D. courses, seminars and international conferences
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within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Our laboratory has developed a unique toolbox of nanobodies that exploit receptor-mediated transcytosis (RMT), a natural transport pathway used by
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the rest of the EMLIT research team at least once every three weeks (a 40-minute train ride). Collaborate with the program’s three supervisors and two other junior researchers in the organization
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into conversation with parallel research in Flanders, the project aims to develop a more plural and globally informed understanding of dialogue, highlighting how different religious, cultural, and historical
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Leuven campus at least three days per week, and travel to Antwerp for meetings with the rest of the EMLIT research team at least once every three weeks (a 40-minute train ride). Collaborate with