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advising senior leaders and managers on complex people, team and organizational matters. The confidence to challenge constructively, while building trust across different levels and professional backgrounds
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of others and their different ideas and opinions. You are a mature and professional team member who communicates openly and respectfully, handles disagreements constructively, and contributes to a positive
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collaborative mindset that will allow you to build bridges between existing research groups at VIB and KU Leuven, as well as with other academic centers and the industry. You will focus on novel omics
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funded by a EU programme Reference Number BAP-2026-561 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The construction industry is increasingly exploring
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electro-absorption modulators. Engineer multi-quantum-well heterostructures for target wavelength, optical loss, voltage and speed. Model band structure, QCSE, carrier transport, optical absorption and
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that will allow you to build bridges between existing research groups at VIB and KU Leuven, as well as with other academic centers and the industry. You will focus on novel omics technologies with a
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assessment (LCA) of each cleaning agent, including the accompanying economic analysis, carried out in collaboration with partner groups (including the STEN research group of Prof. Jo Dewulf). Build and
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; be able to work ethically with sensitive mental-health research and vulnerable youth under strict safeguarding rules; accept the sandwich structure and the fact that admission, scholarship, visa and
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lasers for integration with silicon and silicon-nitride photonic circuits. You will define the epitaxial layer structure and the optical, electrical and thermal design of the laser. You will optimise
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Location: Brussels | Start date: as soon as possible About the lab The Brunner Lab at the VIB-VUB Center for Structural Biology focuses on understanding the structure and function of membrane