17 developer-"https:" "https:" "https:" Postdoctoral research jobs at Ghent University
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administrations in improving the quality of their policy development. The project, entitled “Data Management and Impact Evaluations to Inform Policymaking on the Labour Market integration of Precarious Groups”, is
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synthetic biology context (check our website at https://csb-bioport.mystrikingly.com/ and www.csb.ugent.be ). You will conduct research on aquaglyceroporin engineering and on the FWO-WEAVE project “Study and
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. developing the full business plan, including the financial plan and the go-to-market strategy. evaluating and expanding the technological know-how and intellectual property, including the transfer/licensing
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further development and optimization of the Twin-Pipe Pumping (TPP) technology, a protected, extrusion-based 3D printing technology developed at Ghent University which allows for an increased printing speed
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expertise into ongoing and new research projects, the research contributes to the further development of the research and service profile of LANUPRO (Lanupro — Department of Animal Sciences and Aquatic
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will be responsible for the computation of state-of-the-art models of pulsational pair-instability supernovae making use of a novel stellar evolution code being developed in Ghent University. Research
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collaboration with ETH Zurich (Switzerland). Within this project, we are seeking a full-time postdoctoral researcher who will play a key role in the development, optimization, and fundamental understanding
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assignment will be spent on academic research. This includes further developing your existing research portfolio, as well as potentially taking on new research-related assignments. In the short term, you will
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study examining common elements in decisions across different contexts (risk, uncertainty, time; gains, losses, and mixed domain choices). Applying Bayesian techniques to develop stochastic models
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floaters, using a new generation of photosensitizers recently developed in our laboratory. The project combines principles of ophthalmology, optical physics, and pharmaceutical sciences, with the goal