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Group Leader and Professor AI in Biology - Dept of Computer Science and Dept. Electrical Engineering
(Group Leader at VIB and Professor (assistant professor, associate professor, professor or full professor) at KU Leuven, Dept of Computer Science and Dept. Electrical Engineering). We are particularly
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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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Ghent, Leuven, Antwerp and Brussels, we conduct pioneering research in molecular biology and biotechnology. By connecting scientific talent, cutting-edge technology and entrepreneurial thinking, we
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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
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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
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, electrical or robotics engineering, and have expertise in building camera systems and computer vision. This role also involves working closely with the other members of the team on projects related to plant
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, electrical or robotics engineering, and have expertise in building camera systems and computer vision. This role also involves working closely with the other members of the team on projects related to plant
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across Ghent, Leuven, Antwerp and Brussels, we conduct pioneering research in molecular biology and biotechnology. By connecting scientific talent, cutting-edge technology and entrepreneurial thinking, we
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nanopores. These methods will open the door to engineering sophisticated functionalities into synthetic membrane proteins - including selective transport, sensing, and signal transduction. Research
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nanopores. These methods will open the door to engineering sophisticated functionalities into synthetic membrane proteins - including selective transport, sensing, and signal transduction. Research