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direct biomedical relevance. We are embedded in both the VIB Center for AI & Computational Biology —a young, ambitious center whose research groups address biological questions through the lens of AI—and
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turn breakthrough biotech into investable businesses within 18 months, through funding, hands-on support, and access to a strong ecosystem. We’re looking for a Programme Associate to join our small
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turn breakthrough biotech into investable businesses within 18 months, through funding, hands-on support, and access to a strong ecosystem. We’re looking for a Programme Associate to join our small
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Group Leader and Professor AI in Biology - Dept of Computer Science and Dept. Electrical Engineering
Application deadline: November 15, 2026 | Start date: 2027 The VIB Center for AI & Computational Biology (VIB.AI ) and KU Leuven are searching for a Principal Investigator to join their faculty
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gained to improve the sustainability of agriculture and the climate change resilience of crops. We are currently looking for an expert in Computer Vision, Image Analysis and AI to join our team. In
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engineering, and computational biology, the bioinformatician will contribute to the implementation, automation, and scaling of NGS‑enabled analytics and AI‑driven nanobody–antigen structure prediction and
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engineering, and computational biology, the bioinformatician will contribute to the implementation, automation, and scaling of NGS‑enabled analytics and AI‑driven nanobody–antigen structure prediction and
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Application deadline: November 15, 2026 | Start date: 2027 The VIB Center for AI & Computational Biology (VIB.AI ) and KU Leuven is searching for a Principal Investigator to join their faculty
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must be ranked favorably by both CCB and Oncology. Research You will lead a ground-breaking scientific program addressing basic research questions with a pronounced translational potential. You have a
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computational design tools to engineer novel membrane proteins, then validate these designs experimentally, with the goal of integrating them into functional devices at the biology–electronics interface. Research