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/impact, (3) brief approach (models, algorithms, datasets), (4) evaluation plan, and (5) alignment with IDLab research on reinforcement learning at the University of Antwerp. The selection committee reviews
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. Proposal is maximum 4 pages, excluding references. The research proposal should include: (1) problem statement and motivation, (2) expected novelty/impact, (3) brief approach (models, algorithms, datasets
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learning. Proposal is maximum 4 pages, excluding references. The research proposal should include: (1) problem statement and motivation, (2) expected novelty/impact, (3) brief approach (models, algorithms
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institution. Detailed information about the program, including admission requirements and placement records, can be found at https://feb.kuleuven.be/ research/PhD/businesseconomics/Business The Department
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of reinforcement learning (RL) for industrial process control and optimisation. The research focuses on developing RL methods that can support decision-making and control in complex industrial systems while
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the development of artificial-intelligence models. Its subtle infiltrative growth pattern also creates specific challenges for diagnosis, staging and clinical management. This PhD project is part of M4GIC-ILC, a 36
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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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-intenSIve industries with REnewable synthetic fuels) is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA) Doctoral Network, designed to train the next generation of specialists in e-fuel utilization. DESIRE will equip 15 PhD
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defence of a PhD thesis in the field of Electronics-ICT: Artificial Intelligence. This PhD project focuses on the development of intelligent control algorithms for inland waterway vessels, using machine
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competitiveness report (2024), the Flemish Governance Agree-ment 2024–2029, the policy paper ‘Vlaanderen leert’ (2025), the productivity agenda of the Flemish Government (2025), and so on). Developments such as the