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Inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, receives honorary doctorate from Ghent University
On Dies Natalis, which will be celebrated on 19 March this year, Ghent University will award an institutional honorary doctorate to Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
New edition of the popular cultural programme Low Countries Studies starts on 9 February 2021
A course about Flanders, Belgium and the Netherlands for international students and researchers. That is in a nutshell the subject of the English course Low Countries Studies, which is organized for the 26th time as from 9 February 2021.
Ghent University and VIB to build a global network on plant biotechnology and breeding
The network will unite at least 29 international partners from 15 countries, and advance scientific knowledge and responsible agricultural production.
20 of 2020: Jelle switched careers and became a dad
We are nearing the end of this strange and special year, 2020. Time to reflect on the status quo.
20 of 2020: Sofie chose to return to university to get even better at her job
We are nearing the end of this strange and special year, 2020. Time to reflect on the status quo.
Corona in context: not the first epidemic to plague us
With the rapid and global spread of the corona virus we forget that infectious diseases were the primary cause of death until 100 years ago.
Human Rights Week focusses on colonial legacies and processes of decolonization
The interdisciplinary research consortium UGent Human Rights Research Network (HRRN) organizes the Human Rights Week from 7 to 11 December 2020.
“We need to reflect more on decolonisation, and that includes universities”
According to Annelies Verdoolaege, who coordinates the Africa Platform at Ghent University, we need to observe the African continent from an equality perspective rather than using our western gaze.
Wanted: the best idea to make our society more sustainable
Are you a student or PhD candidate with a brilliant idea for how science and technology can help making our society more sustainable?
Six Young Ghent University Researchers Receive ERC Starting Grant From European Commission
Lost silk road city located by Ghent University researcher
A researcher at Ghent University has identified a lost Silk Road city larger than medieval Ghent, London or Venice.
Internal election results announced
The results of the internal elections that took place at our university from 27 April to 30 April were announced this afternoon.
Studying the impact of COVID-19 on students
The coronavirus pandemic has a major impact on all of us, including students. Ghent University researchers are mapping how students experience the psychosocial impact of COVID-19 and how they deal with that challenge.
Vote in the internal elections
This week internal elections are being organised at Ghent University.