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, for the preparation of a doctorate, contains: Your work will be an essential part of the RheoLub research project, funded by the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO). The project aims to develop
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complete a PhD within a four-year period. Based on your own strengths and research interests, you will work together with your supervisors to develop a PhD project closely aligned with the research
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microbiological experimentation, material production, chemical and microscopic characterisation and mechanical testing. You will develop protocols for the growth and bio-cementation of mycelium-based composites
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reconstruction of the underlying three-dimensional scene. Within this PhD project, you will develop an end-to-end incoherent holographic imaging system. You will investigate models for the propagation
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for Crop & Food Safety. MOSAIC aims to develop and demonstrate a handheld, all-in-one optical spectroscopic sensing platform for real-time, non-destructive evaluation of plants and food products. The project
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exceptionally high performance, how institutions can remain competitive in research funding, and which evaluation criteria remain appropriate for doctoral work and research more broadly. To develop a broadly
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, coordinating and supervising tutorials, laboratory sessions, and exercises (WPO) for courses taught by the MeMC department. The specific teaching assignment will be determined each year in consultation with you
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learning, as well as uncertainty-aware decision-making. The aim of these new algorithms is to develop policies that are robust, interpretable, and relevant for epidemic preparedness and response. As
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toolbox for designing such multi-optics, broadband imaging systems and to develop a methodology to assemble optical modules with high dynamic range, multi-polarization and spectrally broadband imaging
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Digital Media You will conduct research within the domain of news audiences and digital media, and develop expertise in audience research methods. We welcome research into how citizens navigate