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collaboration with biomedical partners Analyse data and translate findings into scientific insights Prepare scientific publications and present results at international conferences Contribute to the scientific
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Important dates call 2026 05/12/2025 Opening call 09/12/2025 Information session, recording + slides 02/03/2026 Deadline Features There are two types of FWO PhD Fellowships: Fundamental Research
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preregistration on 30 June 2025 at the latest, via the FWO e-portal The 5 Flemish universities exchange the information about the preregistrations in order to detect possible collaborations. The promoter-supervisor
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discovery including scalability, mixed-type data, and robustness. You will publish scientific articles related to the research project. You will carry out a limited number of teaching and research support
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-omics bulk, single-cell and spatial transcriptomic data from tissue samples of people living with HIV (PLWH). The candidate will develop new bioinformatic pipelines and perform integrative analysis
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evaluation, will be extended to a total maximum of 48 months. INTERESTED? For more information about this vacancy, please contact Prof. Ine Lentacker (Ine.Lentacker@UGent.be ) and dr. Rein Verbeke
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extended to a total maximum of 48 months. INTERESTED? For more information about this vacancy, please contact Prof. Ine Lentacker (Ine.Lentacker@UGent.be ) and dr. Rein Verbeke (Rein.Verbeke@UGent.be ).
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development. The candidate will reinforce expertise in digital methods in construction, focused on project management. They are expected to: (i) Conduct research in: Construction informatics, BIM, data science
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in the framework of the Personal program of CSC with the support of a Ghent University supervisor instead. Deadline and information about the Preference program. For questions about the yearly call
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, and data science training) as well as patient resources (clinical datasets, leukapheresis samples, and ex vivo lymphoid tissues from patients). Overall, this project aims to uncover new molecular