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mechanisms for information processing and learning, potentially inspiring novel paradigms that advance beyond traditional (silicon) computing. This PhD position aims to understand and advance in vitro neural
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research group of Prof. Joachim Schouteten, Prof. Hans De Steur, and Prof. Xavier Gellynck, which specializes in agri-food marketing and supply chain management ( https://agecon.ugent.be/agri/ ). We are
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combined numerical and experimental approach will be adopted, exploiting testing facilities available at the two institutions (e.g. furnaces at ULiège, radiant panel at UGent) and at partner
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Flanders Hydraulics. Our team, the Coastal Engineering Research Group at Ghent University, leads the hydrodynamics component of the project through numerical modelling, wave-flume experiments and field
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hydrodynamics component of the project through numerical modelling, wave-flume experiments and field measurements. The project offers a unique opportunity for a PhD candidate to develop computational and
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tolerances and the optical coupling between the III-V laser and the passive photonic circuit. You will use numerical simulation software and establish a reproducible design and simulation workflow
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, materials science, and high-temperature processes. Experience with high-temperature experiments, numerical modelling, programming (e.g. Python, MATLAB, C++), or materials characterization is
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members in the group are: - Developing new methods for simulations of drug transport through cell membranes, building up from membrane permeability calculations, for instance by reducing memory in the
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counsel doctoral students. You will be involved in several parallel research projects, with a focus on the development of high-quality and sustainable fiber materials. Particular attention will be
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counsel Master’s students in their exercises, work placement and Master’s dissertation. You will counsel doctoral students. You will participate in multiple parallel projects, including performing DFT