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as a member of the IDLab research group at imec and the University of Antwerp. You will closely collaborate with other researchers at IDLab. You will develop novel ISAC-based collision avoidance
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publish scientific articles related to the research project. You will collaborate with other project members (PhDs, postdocs, principal and co-investigators). You will participate actively in seminars
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(ACC) group at Hasselt University, where you will collaborate in a team of approximately 10 PhD researchers and 10 research technicians. More information can be found on our website: https
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electron tomography and/or SEEBIC; You will develop new approaches to probe the optical response under liquid conditions; You will closely collaborate with researchers at CIC Biomagnue, University of Vigo
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with the research groups ECHO and CLIC and contribute to the daily functioning of those groups. You will be jointly supervised by Prof. Arvi Sepp and Prof. Kevin Smets, in close collaboration with Prof
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To further develop research activities at the GUGC campus and promote research collaboration between the GUGC campus and Ghent University, two joint Ghent University-GUGC doctoral scholarships have
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arrangements, markets, regulations, and spatial configurations. The PhD projects will therefore not be carried out in isolation, but in close collaboration with the wider interdisciplinary team, with shared
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collaborate with other researchers at IDLab. You will develop novel ISAC-based collision avoidance algorithms that exploit communication signals and their reflections to sense surrounding obstacles, nearby UAVs
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proficiency. You work effectively in a team and can balance independent and collaborative work. What we offer We offer a doctoral scholarship for a period of two years. Following a positive evaluation, the
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the potential to be translated into strategic insight and/or guidelines for understanding and mapping food-related multidimensional heritage in times of climate change. You will collaborate with colleagues within