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communications and sensing, and a GPU Lab for training of advanced machine learning models. IDLab is both part of the University of Antwerp and the research centre imec. Position As a graduate teaching & research
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-generation humanized models for studying peripheral neuroimmunity in Parkinson’s disease The Laboratories for Gut-Immune-Brain Axis Research (GIBA, Prof. Seppe De Schepper) and the Microglia and Inflammation
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nearby highways, an indoor SDR testbed for research on next generation wireless communications and sensing, and a GPU Lab for training of advanced machine learning models. IDLab is both part of
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. The PhD student will focus on characterizing immune cell responses in food allergy models and their impact on brain immunity. In close collaboration with experts in food allergy, neuroimmunology, and
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spectrometric observations from the ground and from space, as well as specific numerical models. The atmospheric constituents on which BIRA-IASB focuses include long-lived climate-polluting substances
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trajectories of individuals and households with a migration background in Belgium, focusing on hazard and microsimulation models of demographic events in multiple life domains. You contribute to the development
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sinks of atmospheric constituents. For this research, the Institute uses spectrometric observations from the ground and from space, as well as specific numerical models. The atmospheric constituents
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for a full-time (100%) senior researcher to establish next-generation humanized models for studying peripheral neuroimmunity in Parkinson’s disease The Laboratories for Gut-Immune-Brain Axis Research
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promotes their trafficking to the brain, ultimately triggering neuroinflammation. The PhD student will focus on characterizing immune cell responses in food allergy models and their impact on brain immunity
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, followed by post-plasma catalysis into C2H4; (2) fully coupled modelling (i.e., plasma fluid dynamics and plasma + catalyst surface chemistry) for plasma-based CH4 conversion with post-plasma catalysis