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application date Jun 02, 2024 00:00 Department GE38 - Department of Human Structure and Repair Contract Limited duration Degree Master degree in Bioscience engineering, Biochemistry & Biotechnology, Biomedical
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project, we will use a powerful combination of in vivo experimental COPD models and ex vivo analysis of primary human tissues and cells to comprehensively delineate the roles of TLR7 and elucidate
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support system will be realized through standardized data formats and the concept of ontologies (a conceptual structure of a domain of interest including all objects and the semantic relationship between
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act as your PhD supervisor. Once you have found a professor who is willing to become your supervisor (‘promotor’), you can jointly prepare your application. Candidates can look for a Ghent University
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into the current state of affairs and possible developments. In order to face the different research challenges in this interdisciplinary domain, we are looking for a researcher who is able to combine technical
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into account. The interaction with companies is important in order to gain insight into the current state of affairs and possible developments. In order to face the different research challenges in
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objects and the semantic relationship between them). A library of ontologies will be developed based on specific use cases that encompasses all data, information, models, parameters... within the water
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-type-specific molecular patterns including nucleic acids and proteins. Knowledge on their origin, fate and function in the human body is required to accelerate therapeutic and diagnostic applications but
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conversational AI models, based on recent foundation models, and in a multi-modal context, i.e., targeting use cases in human-robot interactions. The key research question is how state-of-the-art language models
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conversational AI models, based on recent foundation models, and in a multi-modal context, i.e., targeting use cases in human-robot interactions. The key research question is how state-of-the-art language models