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Job description Research You develop a research program at an international level in the design and implementation of electronic circuits and systems with a focus on neural interfaces (brain-machine
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fundamental research and a strong emphasis on innovation and business development. VIB is deeply committed to driving the growth of the thriving life sciences cluster in Flanders. The VIB Technologies program
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the FNR JUMP programme at the SnT research centre and to join SEDAN group (https://www.uni.lu/snt-en/research-groups/sedan ). The successful candidate will work closely with the project lead and team
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challenge. We welcome applications from candidates who have the potential to set up an innovative and internationally oriented research program aimed at elucidating the role and directing the use of microbes
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. Typical examples of courses include “general chemistry” (Bacherlor’s program in the Faculty of Science), “plasma technology” (Bachelor 3 Chemistry and Physics, elective course), and later “instrumental
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will establish your own team and research program in molecular epidemiology. You will focus on population research aimed at better identifying risk factors for chronic diseases to support preventive
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research that offers real-world solutions to citizens, patients, and farmers. Beyond research, VIB is dedicated to fostering knowledge-sharing through the Training & Conferences Program, offering a range of
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an internationally recognized research programme focused on manufacturing process automation, and will be required to conduct research with high impact in their chosen fields in the following research areas: Smart
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software are essential. Knowledge of Solidworks or similar CAD program, Matlab, Labview, PLC is a plus. For this job we expect the following qualities: • Eager to learn: urge to quickly acquire and
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underlying cell transitions. The adult stem cell program further investigates the properties of postnatal stem cells (hematopoietic, epithelial, muscle cells, etc.) and their use in organoid systems to study