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5 Oct 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company KU LEUVEN Research Field Technology » Computer technology Language sciences » Linguistics Computer science » Modelling tools Computer science » Other
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biological domains is a must PhD in computational biology, computer engineering, computer science, (bio)statistics, artificial intelligence, physics, or related. Desire to push the frontier
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? No Offer Description We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Postdoctoral Researcher with demonstrated expertise in viral vector engineering, manufacturing, downstream processing, and analytical
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strongly interdisciplinary background, being used to collaborate with engineers, clinicians… You have experience in medical image analysis and processing, computational modelling, AI/machine learning, and
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screening pipeline, from stem-cell engineering to data analysis Develop and test improvements in single-cell methods and vector design Apply the technology in steady-state and disease settings Analyse
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process For more information please contact Prof. dr. Sophie De Winne, mail: [email protected] . Website for additional job details https://www.kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsite/jobs/60766343?hl=en
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, Electrical Engineering, Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, or Applied Physics. Research experience: Lab experience in materials processing, material characterization, electrical instrumentation
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emphasis on technology transfer to industrial partners. Where to apply Website https://www.abg.asso.fr/fr/candidatOffres/show/id_offre/140019 Requirements Specific Requirements We are looking for two
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19 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company KU LEUVEN Research Field Engineering » Electrical engineering Researcher Profile Established Researcher (R3) Application Deadline 16 Sep 2026 - 23:59
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of the project NanoMuscles funded by the FNRS. The NanoChemistry & Molecular System group employs single-molecule techniques, AFM and optical tweezers, to study the operation of small synthetic molecules and