13 algorithm-development-"St"-"St" Postdoctoral research jobs at Ghent University in Belgium
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the field of analytical and/or simulation methods for composite materials. You have extensive experience with development and implementation of algorithms for modelling of composites You have experience with
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composite tanks, both in the vehicle itself as in refueling stations. Indeed, the success of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles depends both on the development of safe storage options in the vehicle, as well as a
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logical choice for its staff and students. The Conflict Research Group (CRG) – the institutional home of this vacancy – is a multidisciplinary research unit within the Department of Conflict and Development
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logical choice for its staff and students. The Conflict Research Group (CRG) – the institutional home of this vacancy – is a multidisciplinary research unit within the Department of Conflict and Development
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to study effects of (TI)-DBS on ex vivo brain slices and in vivo rodent models. Develop advanced closed-loop neurostimulation algorithms. Engage in a cross-disciplinary team, collaborating with experts
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will be embedded in the LT3 team (LW22) and at the research group DiaLing (LW06) at UGent, and is tasked with developing a fine-tuned parser for Dutch dialects, using the corrected Alpino-parses from
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packaging applications. Responsibilities: Investigate the mechanisms of plasma–tissue, plasma–biomaterial, and plasma–food packaging interactions. Develop and optimize cold plasma treatments to enhance
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You will be hired as one of two team-leads of a consortium of several PhD students and master students working on the development of Covalent Organic Frameworks, photocatalytic semi-conductors for a
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-leads of a consortium of several PhD students and master students working on the development of Covalent Organic Frameworks, photocatalytic semi-conductors for a range of selective oxidation reactions
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/microglia-based 3D models recapitulating neural-microglia interactions, using biomaterials and (micro)tissue engineering approaches. The innovative aspect of the project will be in developing new analysis