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, you will help create exceptional scientific events that reflect VIB's commitment to excellence and international impact. You will be responsible for end-to-end operational delivery, coordinating all
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, coordinating all practical event aspects; from planning and preparation through to on-site execution and follow-up. You will work in close collaboration with a dedicated project manager, who oversees the content
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communication channels. In addition, you will organize and coordinate scientific, networking and outreach events initiated by both Centers, fostering collaboration, engagement and knowledge exchange within
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Support our scouting pipeline and coordinate our twice-yearly application calls (from outreach to follow up) and venture selection process Organize and help deliver our three-week basecamp programme
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Support our scouting pipeline and coordinate our twice-yearly application calls (from outreach to follow up) and venture selection process Organize and help deliver our three-week basecamp programme
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hardware lifecycle: procurement, deployment and asset tracking. Identify and implement practical improvements to IT services and applications, with a focus on the end-user experience. Coordinate and
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About the role As Science Communication and Grants Coordinator you employ your science enthusiasm and writing skills to support the strategic communications and outreach activities of VIB and the
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with VIB research groups and core units, computational and experimental scientists, as well as external consultants and CROs. Key responsibilities Build and coordinate early-stage small-molecule
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, coordinator and expert partner, supporting management in building a safe and healthy work environment. You will form a small team together with the current prevention advisor, that is further supported by
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who show genotypes and biomarker phenotypes relevant to Alzheimer’s disease. Key responsibilities: Coordinate the derivation, quality control and biobanking of participant-derived iPSC lines, in