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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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to work on the design of novel nucleic acid delivery technologies for ex vivo/in vivo CAR-T cell engineering. The postdoc will assist in the development, optimization, characterization and (ex vivo/in vivo
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join the Nelissen lab , and will work alongside scientists to develop and implement a mobile 3D machine vision system for small plants. The ideal candidate will have a background in mechanical
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will Lead viral vector design, development, and production activities within LMVGT Develop of producer cell lines, optimize production, and scale up manufacturing processes for viral vectors and VLPs
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of transmembrane β-barrel nanopores. The group provides an interdisciplinary environment where computational method development is closely integrated with experimental validation and large dataset
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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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antiviral target-discovery by uncovering this terra incognita. To that end, we developed high-throughput, multiplex, high-content multiparametric phenotypic antiviral assays. These allow to screen hundreds
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dynamic communication environments characterized by rapidly changing propagation conditions, user mobility, intermittent line-of-sight links, and heterogeneous radio access technologies. In
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research and to drive in vitro drug target and mechanistic discovery efforts using 3D triple culture system based on iPSCs. The cell lines will be derived from participants of the Flemish Cognitive Compass
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research and to drive in vitro drug target and mechanistic discovery efforts using 3D triple culture system based on iPSCs. The cell lines will be derived from participants of the Flemish Cognitive Compass