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Requirements The Odysseus programme is open to two types of candidates: Type I: Researchers who are internationally recognized as pioneers in their field and who have an appointment of minimum 80
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What? The TBM programme provides funding for biomedical research that focuses on new therapies or diagnoses, which are already further on the path from discovery to clinical application and offer a
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(joint) PhD degree at Ghent University) can apply. Exchange students cannot apply for this scholarship; This program is meant for students at the beginning of their PhD. To a limited extent, PhD students
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emission sensors). WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR You have a strong interest in scientific and/or project-based research, particularly in the fields of machine design, computational mechanics, tribology, and
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ABOUT GHENT UNIVERSITY Ghent University is a top 100 university worldwide and one of the major universities in Belgium, with more than 44,000 students and 15,000 staff members. The Energy & Systems Laboratory (EnSy) at UGent is involved in a regional research project Stratus., with a duration of...
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the project fits the scope of Baekeland mandates. Every year in January there is an information session at which the VLAIO programme coordinator explains the modalities of the call. The exact date and link for
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) at Ghent University is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to join our research program on the plasma-assisted development of advanced tissue engineering scaffolds. The project explores how cold plasmas
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Science Commission: Evaluation of the research programme. In addition to the full proposal, the Science commission will also see the referee reports and the feedback from the applicants. The commission
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of Business Informatics and Operations Management (Faculty of Economics and Business Administration) of Ghent University, under supervision of prof. Dries Goossens and prof. Dries Benoit. The successful
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) at Ghent University is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to join our research program on the plasma-assisted development of advanced tissue engineering scaffolds. The project explores how cold plasmas