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, the applicant will benefit from established collaborations and access to centralized facilities with expertise in genomics, functional genomics and cell biology, proteomics, cutting-edge microscopy, structural
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biology, proteomics, cutting-edge microscopy, structural biology, technology development, and bioinformatics. VIB provides a highly interactive environment and ample training opportunities for its
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are undergoing large-scale and unprecedented changes in terms of structure and species composition due to anthropogenic disturbances, climate change and other global change drivers. Climate, disturbances and
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, or SLs) to investigate their role in the defense of chicory against thrips and other insects. You will develop and optimize methods to extract, purify, characterize and structurally identify
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of Bioscience Engineering, we are looking for a m/f/x Doctoral fellow within the ERC Consolidator Grant project "Novel light regimes and drought effects on temperate forest plant biodiversity (CanopyChange
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) is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to work on multitemporal terrestrial laser scanning for better understanding forest structural dynamics. YOUR JOB Forest ecosystems play a crucial role in
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for Surgical AI (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Department of Human Structure and Repair), in collaboration with ORSI Innotech, we are looking for a motivated doctoral fellow. YOUR JOB For our
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of assays to characterise ATMPs, including potency, identity, purity, sterility (ELISA, qPCR, flow cytometry, HPLC-based analytics) Process development and technology transfer to GMP Development, optimisation
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of Bioscience Engineering we are looking for a m/f/x Doctoral fellow within the Horizon Europe project "Risks from climate change and biodiversity loss across systems and scales: Leveraging the potential of tree
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soil C and N cycling, non-destructive visualization of soil structure and plant roots using X-ray CT Micro2Soil Laboratory, Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology, FW-UGent (prof. Caroline De Tender