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Description We are looking for a highly motivated PhD student to join the Nucleic Acid Immunity Lab at the VIB-UGent Center for Inflammation Research. Lab website: https://www.irc.ugent.be/groups
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genomics and genome mining, qPCR method development, and applied bioinformatics.The project offers a unique opportunity to work at the interface of microbiology, microbial ecology, plant pathology, genomics
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the development of tools to improve end-user education and detection of social engineering attempts generated by AI systems, including emails, voice messages, online websites, and images, as well as methods
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, the reliable prediction of fire propagation and optimization of resource deployment remains severely constrained. Five PhD students will perform research to meet FireRisk’s core objectives: - the development
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with food industry stakeholders to identify sustainability indicators that are scientifically robust, operationally feasible, and relevant to consumers. Contribute to the development of sustainability
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on the nuclear engineering aspects of flexible reactor operation. The work combines reactor physics, thermal-hydraulics, model reduction, and control design. The main research objectives are: Development of a high
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intelligence enhance foreign language education?In this PhD project, you will investigate how AI can be used to better support the development of French speaking and writing skills in secondary education
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laboratory conditions with, e.g., lasers. Recent advancements have addressed this constraint through the development of incoherent holographic camera prototypes. These prototypes can decompose incoherent light
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, focusing on the development of algorithms for proactive decision support in non-stationary warehouse environments. This project aims to study warehouse efficiency across interdependent processes – including
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into a complete local suspension system at UAntwerp to serve as an in-house platform for sensor and control development. The PhD project will focus on (i) the development of improved LVDT sensor designs