Faculty of Engineering and Architecture

Clean watercourses through ozonation and granular activated carbon – O3G

WWTPs purify wastewater, but micropollutants remain an issue. A Flemish-Dutch project tests ozonation and activated carbon as a solution, with research into ...

G-TECH builds the future of renewable thermal energy in Flanders

On 11 June 2025, the foundation stone of G-TECH - the Ghent Thermal Energy Conversion Hub - will be laid at Tech Lane Ghent Science Park, Ardoyen campus.

Ghent students tackle plastic waste with gamified recycling solution at global environmental challenge in Shanghai

Love takeaway, but hate the plastic waste? Meet GreenChain 绿链 — the smart, sustainable solution for takeaway — invented by Thor Caluwaerts (UGent - FEA), Jarne ...

Groundbreaking Study Unveils Advanced Nanothermometry for In-situ Catalyst Monitoring

A research team from the Laboratory for Chemical Technology (LCT) in collaboration with colleagues from the Faculty of Science, has made a significant ...

How Smarter Cameras Could Help Change the World

Haijin Zeng developed smart computational methods that help cameras—from drones to smartphones—see much better, even in challenging conditions, advancing both ...

Jens de Winne won the best paper award at Optical Biopsy XXIII

Jens de Winne and his co-authors won the award for their paper on 'Real-time assessment of graft oxygenation and perfusion using spectral imaging for improved ...

Joryan Sennesael wins Student Best Paper Award at IEEE FLEPS 2024

At the IEEE International Conference on Flexible Printable Sensors and Systems, researcher Joryan Sennesael won 2nd place for his paper on “Carbon Ink Sensing ...

Max Kiewiet wins 2025 Emil Wolf Outstanding Student Paper Award

Max Kiewiet has been honoured with the prestigious 2025 Emil Wolf Outstanding Student Paper Award at Frontiers in Optics (FIO) 2025, held this year in Denver, ...

More than an insulator: new role discovered for myelin as an oxygen reservoir in the brain

The role of myelin in the brain as an electrical insulator is well known, but recent research, published in PNAS USA, reveals that myelin also has a surprising ...

New Research Unlocks the Secrets of Fretting Fatigue: How Tiny Cracks Lead to Big Failures

Can Wang’s research on fretting fatigue shows how micro-voids and shot peening affect crack growth, helping engineers design stronger, longer-lasting materials.

Clean watercourses through ozonation and granular activated carbon – O3G

G-TECH builds the future of renewable thermal energy in Flanders

Ghent students tackle plastic waste with gamified recycling solution at global environmental challenge in Shanghai

Groundbreaking Study Unveils Advanced Nanothermometry for In-situ Catalyst Monitoring

How Smarter Cameras Could Help Change the World

Jens de Winne won the best paper award at Optical Biopsy XXIII

Joryan Sennesael wins Student Best Paper Award at IEEE FLEPS 2024

Max Kiewiet wins 2025 Emil Wolf Outstanding Student Paper Award

More than an insulator: new role discovered for myelin as an oxygen reservoir in the brain

New Research Unlocks the Secrets of Fretting Fatigue: How Tiny Cracks Lead to Big Failures

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