Electrical Engineering / Computer Science Engineering / Engineering Physics / Photonics / Biomedical Engineering / Nuclear Fusion
Master degree programmes
- Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
- Master of Science in Computer Science Engineering
- Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
- Master of Science in Engineering Physics
- European Master of Science in Nuclear Fusion and Engineering Physics
- European Master of Science in Photonics
- International Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
Departments and research groups involved
- Department of Information Technology
- Department of Electronics and Information Systems
- Circuits and Systems
- Computing Systems Lab
- bioMMeda
- Medisip
- CMST
- Liquid Crystals and Photonics
- IDLab
- Department of Telecommunications and Information Processing
- DDCM - Database Document and Content Management
- DIGCOM - Digital Communications
- IPI - Image Processing and Interpretation
- SMACS - Stochastic Modeling and Analysis of Communication Systems
- Department of Applied Physics
Human resources (status January 1st, 2015)
(numbers are in full time equivalent)
Permanent Academic Staff = 57.3 FTE
Assisting Academic Staff = 22.8 FTE
Other Academic Staff = 476.0 FTE
Administrative and Technical Staff = 65.8 FTE
Curricula and publications of the professorial staff members (see Plato - cluster II)
Research output
Equivalent number of publications (aggregated over period 2012-2014): 2442
Number of SCI-journals (aggregated over period 2012-2014): 1033
Number of completed PhD’s (aggregated over period 2012-2014): 165
Number of master dissertations (aggregated over period 2010-2014): 826
- Main academic contacts and research partners
- Main industrial contacts and research partners
- Industrial spin-offs:
- Alphabit (acquired by Keysight Technologies)
- Caliopa (acquired by Huawei)
- Circuits.IO
- Comsof
- CoScale
- Excentis
- FEops
- Gatewing (acquired by Trimble)
- GeoInvent
- Graphine Software
- Luceda Photonics
- Molecubes
- SDNsquare
- Senso2me
- Sigasi
- Track4C
- Trinean
- Zeticon
Infrastructure highlights
Department of Information Technology (EA05):
- Clean room (Tech Lane Ghent Science Park)
- Electromagnetic Anechoic Chamber (now Technicum building, moving to Tech Lane Ghent Science Park, iGent building, early 2016)
- iLab.t (now Zuiderpoort building, moving to Tech Lane Ghent Science Park, iGent building, early 2016)
- w-iLab.t (Tech Lane Ghent Science Park, clean room building)
- Dosimetry Lab (now Zuiderpoort building, moving to Tech Lane Ghent Science Park, iGent building, early 2016)
Department of Electronics and Information Systems (EA06):
- IbiTech - Institute Biomedical Technology (University Hospital)
- Multimedia Lab /iMinds (until recently Zuiderpoort building, now Technicum building and finally moving to De Krook by mid 2016)
- Clean room (Ardoyen campus)
Department of Telecommunications and Information Processing (EA07):
- Electrical bus (Schoonmeersen campus)
- Markerless Motion Analysis Software
- 3D Modelling of Large Environments
Department of Applied Physics (EA17):
- Surface Characterization Lab (Technicum building)
- Center for Molecular Modeling (Sterre campus)
- Plasma Engineering Lab (Technicum building)