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collaborative effort with the labs of Sophie Janssens (Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine) and Stefaan De Smedt (Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences) aimed at understanding the function of nucleic acid
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mobilization across the EU policy cycle. This PhD project is embedded in a collaborative and internationally oriented research environment with strong expertise in EU politics, interest groups, and public policy
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optimization. The PhD project is part of a larger research project in collaboration with Ghent University and KU Leuven on the implementation of high-temperature heat pumps in industrial chemical batch processes
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agenda of one or ideally both supervisors, focusing on conceptions of peace and war, technology, and their intersections. You will collaborate with supervisors on research and international scientific
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of healthcare professionals through a strong and expanding educational network built on innovation and collaboration. Both UAntwerp and UZA are founding partners of NETwerk, a hospital network consisting of eight
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to depolymerization mixture thermodynamics, and relate composition to separation energy/cost for techno-economic assessment. Your work will be done in close collaboration with quantum chemists, reaction engineers, MD
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collaboration with KU Leuven and Maastricht University, we train over 900 students to become creative and problem‑solving legal professionals. We do this through assignment‑ and problem‑based learning and always
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growth as a dynamic system. This is a collaborative effort with other labs, allowing the model to also include the optical, mechanical and retinal aspects of the eye. You will draw up a research plan and
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fluorescence spectroscopy. You will collaborate with researchers in other groups and universities. In addition to your thesis, you will disseminate your research at conferences and in journal publications. You
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. The project involves developing a mathematical model of human eye growth as a dynamic system. This is a collaborative effort with other labs, allowing the model to also include the optical, mechanical and