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Ghent University scores twice at ENLIGHT Teaching & Learning Conference
Ghent University wins two awards at the ENLIGHT Teaching & Learning Conference in Uppsala.
Ghent University researchers develop world's fastest QD-based SWIR photodetector
Using super-small crystals, Ghent University researchers developed a photodetector that responds within 4 nanoseconds.
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 groundbreaking research. Ghent University's leading position in Europe is confirmed again.
ETpathfinder Smart Skills Lab shares Einstein Telescope knowledge with businesses
Research into the Einstein Telescope is generating valuable technological expertise. While this presents major opportunities for industry, much of the knowledge fails to reach businesses effectively.
Two chemists from Ghent University both win an ERC Proof of Concept Grant
With two new ERC-PoC grantees, Ghent University is strengthening its position at the top of of research in Europe once again. Notably, the two winning projects are in chemistry. This is a field in which Ghent University holds a firm reputation.
Ghent University shines with six prestigious ERC Advanced Grants
Ghent University has once again proven its excellence in research by securing six coveted ERC Advanced Grants. This remarkable achievement places the university at the forefront of European scientific innovation.
Ghent University Consortium ‘Track the Twin ‘ puts quantum dot technology on the map
The Track the Twin consortium, led by researchers at Ghent University, has been launched with the aim of accelerating the commercialisation of quantum dot (QD) devices.
GUARD strengthens rare disease research
Tomorrow, not coincidentally on Rare Diseases Day, the GUARD consortium is being launched. GUARD stands for Ghent University Action on Rare Diseases and aims to improve research into and treatment of rare diseases.