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-IMPACT ( TURBOmachinery Innovative Manufacturing, Processing, Analysis, Characterization, and Topology; Website: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101311350 ). The TURBO-IMPACT project, funded by
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programmable biomineral composites. You will perform research tasks in Work Package 2: Material Formulation, Bio-Fabrication & Characterization. Your task will focus on designing porous mineral scaffolds and
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the development of artificial-intelligence models. Its subtle infiltrative growth pattern also creates specific challenges for diagnosis, staging and clinical management. This PhD project is part of M4GIC-ILC, a 36
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methodological innovation with practical relevance and will be conducted in close collaboration with industry partners, particularly in smart industry environments, ensuring that the research delivers tangible
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. This intervention constitutes optimal timing and a comprehensive design to achieve its intended goals, i.e., improved functional recovery post-TJA and general health, and decreased socio-economic burden
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, artificial intelligence, food technology and sustainability from KU Leuven, ILVO and Artevelde University College of Applied Sciences. The PhD candidate will be responsible for:•Designing and developing
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, they are difficult to scale, maintain, and align with regulatory DPP requirements or evolving product configurations. Research objectives The objective of this PhD project is to design DPP data
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to extreme ocean conditions. Large and rare waves can overtop low-lying platforms, generate significant impact forces, and damage exposed solar panels. At present, no dedicated design standards exist to guide
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23 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company KU LEUVEN Department Department of Architecture/ Faculty of Engineering Research Field Architecture » Design Researcher Profile First Stage
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hardware-software design for embedded systems and Embedded AI. Candidates must hold a master’s degree in electrical or computer engineering (or equivalent). Master's students who expect to graduate by