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or knee replacement. The abstract of the funded project can be found below:Lower limb joint arthroplasties (TJA) are among the most performed elective surgeries (>50k/year in Belgium). Unfortunately, 13-30
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thermoelectric materials into flexible devices could unlock new opportunities for waste heat harvesting from sources such as the human body and enable thermoregulating garments with reduced energy consumption
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(including information on relationship with the applicant) If you are also interested in one or both of the other two doctoral positions advertised as part of the EMLIT research program, please apply to each
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have a very high proficiency in English and multilingual skills. You have a good knowledge of digital humanities tools and methods, or demonstrate a strong willingness to develop these skills. You have a
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pages contact information of two references (including information on relationship with the applicant) If you are also interested in one or both of the other two doctoral positions advertised as part of
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expected to build on commercial and prior research-developed projection-based AR digital work instruction systems. Diverse human-robot cooperative setups equipped with both op mounted dual projection systems
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investigates a radically new paradigm for Embedded AI: enabling devices to dynamically compress and adapt neural networks directly on-device after deployment. Inspired by how humans continuously optimize
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key role in numerous neurological disorders. This PhD project forms part of a first-in-human study of a new PET radiotracer as a promising biomarker of microglial activation and neuroinflammation
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of advanced quality control methodologies and CQA frameworks Monitor and coordinate operational and scientific progress of the project Collaborate closely with the LVVC team and the partner laboratories Act as
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nutrients to cross the BBB. By targeting transporters such as the transferrin receptor, CD98hc, insulin receptor, and glucose transporters, these nanobodies can act as molecular shuttles, enabling therapeutic