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advancing the next generation of spatial single-cell omics technologies for precision medicine. Bringing together leading European universities, technology providers, clinical partners and innovative
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novel research initiatives. You will gain in-depth knowledge of gene therapy research and the associated development process. Additionally, you will be exposed to (single-cell) transcriptomics techniques
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the Emergence of World Literature’ is part of an encompassing research program ‘EMLIT: Pluriactivity, Digitality, Mobility, and the Emergence of World Literature.’ Funded by the KU Leuven Research
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. This project explores the use of laser-printed metal chalcogenides on flexible substrates to develop high-performance thermoelectric harvesters and coolers for wearable applications. In this project, the postdoc
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Emergence of Contemporary World Literature’ is part of an encompassing research program ‘EMLIT: Pluriactivity, Digitality, Mobility, and the Emergence of World Literature.’ Funded by the KU Leuven Research
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‑situ digital working instructions (DWIs). However, current AR/VR solutions are typically developed as standalone applications, manually authored, and weakly connected to product‑level data. As a result
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Infrastructures of World Literature’ is part of an encompassing research program ‘EMLIT: Pluriactivity, Digitality, Mobility, and the Emergence of World Literature.’ Funded by the KU Leuven Research Council and
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the energy market) and two companies: The Binding Energy and INEOS-INOVYN. FLEX-SMR will develop cost-effective, integrated solutions to provide flexible electricity and steam supply for chemical
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is available at the Department of Oncology, Laboratory of Lipid Metabolism and Cancer, within the KU Leuven Institute for Single Cell Omics, at KU Leuven. The project has a duration of 36-months. PhD
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system and are essential for neuronal development, signalling and synaptic function, understanding their dysregulation may open entirely new therapeutic avenues. This PhD project forms part of a larger