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policy and society. The position focuses on developing and evaluating learning-based approaches for controlling infectious disease spread under realistic epidemiological, operational, and societal
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/ ). RECHARGE is an European research grant of the prestigious European Research Council acquired by prof. Jonas Hereijgers and entails cutting edge research. The aim of RECHARGE is to develop the next generation
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of Science . The team’s mission is to develop clean biotechnological solutions and to assess the environmental sustainability of novel treatment pipelines. Key domains include (i) microbial products
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knowledge of developing AI-based information systems, such as AI-enabled engagement e.g., agentic AI and AI-enabled insight generation e.g., machine learning analytics in both individual and organizational
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% of your assignment will be spent on academic research. This includes further developing your existing research portfolio, as well as potentially taking on new research-related assignments. In the short
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of nutrition and health, we are looking for someone who has the potential to develop their own research areas and take on a leadership role. This person will develop pioneering research in this field and will
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at the Toxicological Centre of the University of Antwerp (TC, UA), which has extensive analytical expertise and instrumental capabilities related to human exposure assessment and human exposome. The TC has developed in
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researcher to develop next-generation methodologies for control design and dynamic stability assessment of converter-dominated AC, DC and hybrid AC/DC systems. Research topics include converter control design
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approximately 50% clean room work and process development, and 50% optical simulations (Lumerical, mode solvers, FDTD, inverse design, …) and optical experiments. The focus will be on fabricating novel devices
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University and imec. The estimated breakdown of the research activity is approximately 50% clean room work and process development, and 50% optical simulations (Lumerical, mode solvers, FDTD, inverse design