15 web-development-"https:" "https:" "https:" PhD positions at Vrije Universiteit Brussel
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, for the preparation of a doctorate, contains: The PhD student will be working on the development of novel spectroscopic sensors, in the framework of the FWO-funded research project on Functionally
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research group. RDI, a member of IMEC. ETRO. RDI (http://www.etrovub.be/ ) of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), conducts fundamental and applied research in the field of Micro- and Optoelectronics
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uncertainty significantly. Unfortunately, it is challenging to measure groundwater fluxes in the field. A new sensor prototype developed by the company iFLux to measure real-time groundwater fluxes in the field
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researchers; an enjoyable, dynamic, interdisciplinary and collegial working environment with young people and many opportunities for development and training; a salary in the form of a research grant, you’ll
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training (ST) can counter inflammation and improve immune function in older persons with different levels of systemic inflammation. In this new FWO-funded project (https://researchportal.vub.be/en/projects
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The Faculty of Engineering, Department Electronics and Informatics, Research Group Electronics and Informatics: Research – Development - Innovation is looking for a PhD-student with a doctoral grant
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The Faculty of Engineering, Department Electronics and Informatics, Research Group Research-Development-Innovation is looking for a PhD-student with a doctoral grant. We invite applicants for a
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is to approach this in an innovative way in order to achieve improved results. You will develop expertise spanning several domains, including transport and logistics, sustainability, economics and
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microscopy is often limited by slow acquisition speeds and large volumes of redundant data, restricting its applicability in real-world scenarios. The goal of this PhD project is to develop a snapshot spatio
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biomarkers. Given compelling evidence that low-grade systemic inflammation contributes to both the development and persistence of CLBP, targeting diet, specifically through a plant-based, anti-inflammatory