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computing/GPU clusters and the robot labs. You will work towards a PhD degree. Engaging with scientific and technical research at PhD level, publishing and engaging with colleagues, both nationally and
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sciences, with a special interest in computer vision applications, with a particular emphasis on microbial resistance. This project will be done at the KERMIT research unit at Ghent University. WHAT WE
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closed-loop control. The technology, developed through detailed computer simulations, will be validated with preclinical experiments. The candidate will be part of a multidisciplinary team working towards
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Master of Science degree in (Environmental)Engineering; (Geo)physics; or similar. Motivated by the research topic and scientific research to complete a PhD program. Analytical skills and a strong
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, and brain computer interface tasks. This project will support our goal of testing the Controllosphere Theory of cognitive effort (see doi 10.1037/rev0000467). A Ph.D. and background in computational
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on principles from engineering, cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interaction. It has potential applications in education, training, and cognitive rehabilitation, and contributes
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programme (Grant Agreement number 101225682). The METAMIC project will embed Doctoral Candidates (DCs) in a unique training environment to advance microbiome science through metaproteomics. The program
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at Ghent University. The Doctoral Training Program at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical sciences consist of 4 years of doctoral training. This will consist of one year research stay at Ghent University, followed
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fluently in English. You have good computer skills and data management skills. What we can offer you We offer a full-time position as a doctoral fellow, consisting of an initial period of 12 months, which
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Rankine Cycle (ORC). The goal is to model this complex process using computational fluid dynamics (CFD), taking into account thermodynamic non-equilibrium. The developed method can then serve as the