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listening experience. You contribute to the development of collaborative research projects and applications for external funding. The status of special guest lecturer in the arts allows you to be a supervisor
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Master in Social and Cultural Anthropology (taught in English and Dutch) and a one-year Advanced Master in Cultural Anthropology and Development Studies (CADES).Your teaching responsibilities will include
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to three items; contact details for two referees; English Proficiency evidence; Concept-note proposed contents two to four doctoral research questions; how participatory design, technical development and
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broader social, cultural, historical, ecological, and technological contexts and across diverse communities. Together with colleagues, you contribute to the development of a research group of doctoral and
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education. You contribute to the theoretical development of the research project by linking empirical findings to insights from religious studies, theology, anthropology, and educational sciences. You write
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employed for the auralization of an existing electric vehicle. The PhD is supervised by prof. Dionysios Panagiotopoulos (https://www.kuleuven.be/wieiswie/nl/person/00120151 ) from the KU Leuven LMSD division
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-grained characteristics of eating patterns, including eating rate, temporal organization, behavioral rigidity, variability, and changes over time. By integrating technology development with clinical
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. This project fits in the ambition of LESEC and the Leuven Institute LIVO (Leuvens Instituut voor Onderwijsonderzoek) to impact on the development of evidence-based education. Candidates must have completed a
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) "Development of Antimicrobial Milk-Contact Surfaces and Predictive Models to Improve Raw Milk Safety in Tropical Smallholder Dairy Systems" develops chitosan-based antimicrobial and anti-biofilm milk-contact
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2 years of life will be conducted to establish developmental trajectories of visuocognitive and motor development and identify early biomarkers of aberrant development and bimanual coordination