Faculty of Engineering and Architecture

Better uncertainty models that more accurately predict, for example, spread of infectious diseases

by jongenae — published 06-10-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:25

In his PhD, Alexander Erreygers brings solutions for making uncertainty models better.

Better medical prognoses and treatments thanks to AI in medical scanners

by jongenae — published 19-11-2021

In his PhD, Milan Decuyper investigates how the resolution of detectors and medical scanners can be improved so that better prognoses and medical treatments ...

Better electrocardiograms thanks to research by Dieter De Paepe

by jongenae — published 28-06-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:35

In his doctoral research ‘Insight Mining in Time Series Data with Applications for Anomaly Detection', Dieter De Paepe is looking for techniques to optimise ...

New and important research results for better prevention of cardiovascular diseases

by jongenae — published 05-07-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:29

In her PhD Daimé Campos Arias examines the impact of ageing on the blood flow of supplying arteries and arrives at new and important research results on this ...

Robots that move as smoothly as animals?

by jongenae — published 24-09-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:27

In the future, can robots move as smoothly as animals? That is what Gabriel Urbain is investigating in his PhD.

Speeding up microparticle analysis with photonics

by jongenae — published 08-09-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:28

Can microparticles like blood cells or microbes be studied faster and cheaper thanks to artificial intelligence? Alessio Lugnan figured it out in his PhD.

Faculty Color Change

by sleunens — published 05-10-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:26

The corporate identity color codes of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture will change at the start of the 2021-2022 academic year.

A computer as a DJ at your next party?

by jongenae — published 06-09-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:28

Music and computers are ubiquitous in our society. This combination gives interesting applications: for example, the personalized suggestions of the music app ...

How can the government use web technology to provide optimal service?

by jongenae — published 30-06-2021 — last modified 08-10-2021 15:34

In his PhD ‘Raising Semantic and Technical Interoperability in the Public Sector’ Raf Buyle investigates how governments can communicate more efficiently by ...

Faculty of Engineering and Architecture

Better uncertainty models that more accurately predict, for example, spread of infectious diseases

Better medical prognoses and treatments thanks to AI in medical scanners

Better electrocardiograms thanks to research by Dieter De Paepe

New and important research results for better prevention of cardiovascular diseases

Robots that move as smoothly as animals?

Speeding up microparticle analysis with photonics

Faculty Color Change

A computer as a DJ at your next party?

How can the government use web technology to provide optimal service?

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