Ghent University

Lecture 'Reframing the signifiance of menstruation. Evolutionary insights from an organismal-relational perspective.'

Against cultural stigma, Prof Etxeberria will present an organismal-relational perspective offering a richer understanding of menstrual health.

Lecture 'Spirituality and Self-Care: Resisting Optimization through Womb Yoga'

Lecture by Carine Plancke as part of the 2026 webinar series "Care in Academia: An Interdisciplinary Perspective" , organized by the GRACE-ETN.

Lecture 'Tackling Corruption in the Eastern Neighbourhood of the European Union'

Mihai-Razvan Corman presents his academic and practical insights in this Ukraine-plus lecture.

Lecture 'The Cannibal Taste Test: Sensual vs. Intellectual Discernment in Satire from Jonathan Swift to Britain’s Miracle Meat'

This presentation examines the trope of cannibalism in satire as a means of interrogating the unstable boundary between sensual and intellectual taste.

Lecture 'The End of the Age of Irony'

Lecture by professor Mladen Dolar, one of the founders of the Ljubljana School of continental philosophy.

Lecture 'The Expansions of Spaces of Killing and the Logic of Evisceration against Gazans'

Lecture by Professor Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian on Gaza, examining overkill, settler colonialism, and the politics of violence.

Lecture 'The Party at the End of the World: Cultural Apocalypse in the Inter-Crisis Period (Spain, 2008-2023)'

Natalia Castro Picón (Princeton University) will talk about the relationship between contemporary cultural production and disaster imagination.

Medieval latrine reveals ancient infection with African parasite in Bruges

In a surprising discovery, researchers have found evidence of an African intestinal parasite in a 500-year-old cesspit in Bruges. The find offers valuable ...

No fewer than seven new ERC Starting Grants for Ghent University researchers

This year, seven young Ghent University researchers will receive an ERC Starting Grant. This grant will enable them to expand their research group and conduct ...

Researchers bring you face to face with a 10,500-year-old woman

Ghent University researchers have reconstructed the face and life of a prehistoric Belgian woman who lived in the Meuse Valley around 10,500 years ago.

Lecture 'Reframing the signifiance of menstruation. Evolutionary insights from an organismal-relational perspective.'

Lecture 'Spirituality and Self-Care: Resisting Optimization through Womb Yoga'

Lecture 'Tackling Corruption in the Eastern Neighbourhood of the European Union'

Lecture 'The Cannibal Taste Test: Sensual vs. Intellectual Discernment in Satire from Jonathan Swift to Britain’s Miracle Meat'

Lecture 'The End of the Age of Irony'

Lecture 'The Expansions of Spaces of Killing and the Logic of Evisceration against Gazans'

Lecture 'The Party at the End of the World: Cultural Apocalypse in the Inter-Crisis Period (Spain, 2008-2023)'

Medieval latrine reveals ancient infection with African parasite in Bruges

No fewer than seven new ERC Starting Grants for Ghent University researchers

Researchers bring you face to face with a 10,500-year-old woman

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