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Research Services in Belgium
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Hyscale
HYScale aims to produce green hydrogen in an economically efficient, durable, sustainable, and cost-effective manner. It stands out by eliminating the need for critical raw materials, making it more environmentally friendly. The EU-funded project will contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change by redefining the hydrogen production system. The Consortium is composed of Cutting-Edge Nanomaterials (CENMAT), the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the Public Power Corporation of Greece (PPC), the Italian National Research Council (CNR), the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), the University of Ljubljana, HyGear, Meta Group, and Bekaert. The project is supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership and its members. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Clean Hydrogen Partnership. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
51 to 200 staff
Incentive Project
INCENTIVE is an EU-funded, H2020 project that focuses on Citizen Science with the aim to promote responsible research and innovation in European research organizations. The project seeks to create Citizen Science Hubs in four European Universities for the first time.
1 to 10 staff
Inspect
INSPECT is a spin-off from Ghent University in two research areas: heritage and building physics. It specialises in materials research and building physics advice for the construction and renovation sector. Our services- Building physics advice - Materials research - Renovation advice - Pathology - Monitoring and prevention - Knowledge sharing
1 to 10 staff
International Multidisciplinary Neuroscience Research Centre Imnrc Asbl Vzw
The IMNRC is a private academic research institution - legally recognised in the Belgian Monitor since 2002 and based in Flanders, Belgium - that has acquired a strong international academic and political reputation in the field of Capacity Building (CB). CB can be understood in different ways. The meaning we ascribe to New CB is developing the human being’s potential to deal with the increasing complexities of an ever changing world. The IMNRC's scope of activities is quite vast: the New Capacity Building Programme (its Flagship Programme), the Education of Tomorrow, the Governance of Tomorrow, the Smart Cities of Tomorrow, the Science of Tomorrow, the Medicine of Tomorrow, its Interface Diagnostics Cabinet (IDC) that launches CWINs for complex cases, a very powerful investigation tool. The IMNRC is atypical and very avant-garde because it functions thanks to a vast international consortium, a worldwide web (or network) of collaborators. The IMNRC administrative and residential HQ located in Tervuren, near Brussels doesn't have any laboratories because it doesn't need them. Indeed, all the laboratory, medical, scientific and technological facilities are provided by the international consortium in their respective countries and locations. Instructions come from the IMNRC that monitors progress from afar. This kind of futuristic organisation would have not been possible without internet. The IMNRC offers three academic degrees: Bachelor in Interfaces, Master in Interfaces, Doctorate in Interfaces. The DI is equivalent to the combined medicine-science-arts doctoral degrees. The DI is experimental. Its full version shall only be possible at the International Interface Research Centre (IIRC). Please see: and
1001 to 5000 staff
Iscram Association
ISCRAM stands for Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management, an acronym introduced at the first international ISCRAM Workshop which was held in Brussels in 2004. Established as an international non-profit in 2009, the ISCRAM Association promotes fundamental and applied research and the exchange of knowledge for the development and deployment of information systems for crisis response and management. ISCRAM researchers examine social and technical aspects related to the design, adoption, and use of information and communication technologies that support emergency and disaster mitigation, preparation, response, and recovery. Please visit the ISCRAM Digital Library (idl.iscram.org) to access research articles by members of the ISCRAM community.(Images by Feifei Pang)
1 to 10 staff
Leuven Institute For Advanced Study Lias
Het Leuven Institute for Advanced Study (LIAS) brengt wetenschappelijke inzichten over grote maatschappelijke uitdagingen samen op basis van interdisciplinair overleg tussen internationale toponderzoekers.
1 to 10 staff
Light & Lighting Laboratory Ku Leuven
The Light & Lighting Laboratory is a research group embedded in the Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT) of KU Leuven and located on the Technology Campus Ghent. The main research topics are Indoor lighting, Optical design, Appearance & Perception and Metrology. Within each topic, PhD research activities, generating new knowledge, are combined with numerous development projects with lighting companies. The staff is involved in the regular educational program of the Faculty of Engineering Technology of KU Leuven (both Ba and Ma students) but also in dedicated courses for industry and society. Finally, the vast measurement infrastructure of the Light & Lighting Laboratory offers a lot of possibilities for product characterization for both research and industry. The Light & Lighting Laboratory is an active member of GLV, IBE-BIV and CIE and cooperates with several universities and more than 70 companies, especially SME.
11 to 50 staff
Lt3 - Language And Translation Technology Team
Founded in 2006, LT³ is a research group at Ghent University's Department of Translation, Interpreting and Communication which conducts fundamental and applied research on different aspects of Natural Language Processing (NLP) from a corpus-based inductive perspective. The team has extensive expertise in the use of machine learning for a wide range of language technology problems. Throughout the years the team has heavily invested in discourse modelling, the creation of various resources and the integration of this knowledge in end-user applications.
11 to 50 staff
Metanomics
Metanomics is a Metaverse and Web3 research firm composed of practitioners. Day-to-day we spend time in virtual worlds, interact with the web3 economy and translate this new space into business value for our clients.
1 to 10 staff
Mpiris
Mpiris is a independent research company that helps governments and organisations make the right decisions. To this end, Mpiris conducts social scientific research that provides clients with insights that allow them to determine or adjust their policies. The policy areas of expertise of Mpiris are education, labour market, competences and social policy. Mpiris uses traditional research methods from the social sciences such as interviews, surveys and observations, but mainly wants to profile itself by using innovative techniques to collect and process data. From the digital trail that people and organisations leave behind, a wealth of information can be retrieved about the impact of interventions and how to optimise them.
1 to 10 staff
Myriad-Eu
MYRIAD-EU’s mission is to catalyse a paradigm shift in how risks are currently assessed and managed. Instead of addressing risks and hazards one by one, leading scientists from across Europe will co-develop the first harmonised framework for multi-hazard, multi-sector, and systemic risk management. The interlinkages between the different hazards and economic sectors will be studied in 5 pilots. MYRIAD-EU’s mission is to catalyse a paradigm shift in how risks are currently assessed and managed. Instead of addressing risks and hazards one by one, leading scientists from across Europe will co-develop the first harmonised framework for multi-hazard, multi-sector, and systemic risk management. The interlinkages between the different hazards and economic sectors will be studied in 5 pilots.
51 to 200 staff
Nipu-Ejd
NIPU-EJD is an European Joint Doctorate in “Synthesis, Characterization, Structure and Properties of Novel Non-Isocyanate Polyurethanes”. NIPU-EJD is formed by a consortium of 15 international research-performing institutions, from both the academic and non-academic sectors. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 955700. Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram to be updated on all our activities! https://twitter.com/ejdnipu
11 to 50 staff
Plinius Labs
Plinius Labs is an expert in green substitution of ingredients for food, personal care and materials. We provide green chemical research services as well as natural and bio-based own developed ingredients.
1 to 10 staff
Ramit Vzw Research In Advanced Medical Informatics And Telematics
RAMIT vzw is a non‐profit association established with the support of the State University of Ghent. The membership of RAMIT is restricted. Founding President is Prof Dr Georges J.E. De Moor and Directors are, amongst others, the Rector of the Gent University and the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine (both qualitate qua). The working‐team in RAMIT is multidisciplinary: medical doctors, engineers, informaticians, statisticians and secretarial staff. Recent activities include successful national, European and International projects dealing with e.g. electronic medical record systems, health statistics, bioinformatics association studies, decision support systems, electronic health data interchange, eHealth standardization and interoperability, security, natural language processing and computer assisted instruction in medicine. RAMIT has participated successfully in more than 90 National and International R&D projects (often in a co‐ordinating capacity) in both the framework of EU‐Research Programmes (since the second EC Framework Programme) and of national R&D Programmes. RAMIT’s R&D activities resulted in the creation of five spin‐offs. Being an experienced coordinator of (many) EU funded projects, it has implemented a set of online tools to support the Online Collaborating Spaces.
1 to 10 staff
Reconnect Eu
RECONNECT is a four-year multidisciplinary research project on ‘Reconciling Europe with its Citizens through Democracy and the Rule of Law’, aimed at understanding and providing solutions to the recent challenges faced by the European Union (EU). With an explicit focus on strengthening the EU’s legitimacy through democracy and the rule of law, RECONNECT seeks to build a new narrative for Europe, enabling the EU to become more attuned to the expectations of its citizens. RECONNECT brings together 18 academic partner institutions from 14 countries. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme under grant No 770142.
51 to 200 staff
Sensoris
SENSORIS is a global standardised interface to exchange information between in-vehicle sensors and a dedicated cloud, as well as between clouds.
11 to 50 staff
Sim2 Ku Leuven
The KU Leuven Institute for Sustainable Metals and Minerals (SIM²) is a world-leading, interdisciplinary research institute committed to supporting the transition to a climate-friendly, circular economy by performing in-depth scientific research and future-oriented education with respect to the eco-friendly production and recycling of metals and minerals. SIM² is one of the flagship KU Leuven Institutes formally endorsed by the KU Leuven Academic Council. SIM²'s mission is "to develop, organise and implement problem-driven, science-deep research and future-oriented education, contributing to the environmentally friendly production and recycling of metals, minerals and engineered materials, supporting the transition to a climate-friendly, circular-economy." SIM² KU Leuven therefore designs, researches and exploits selective and efficient processes for the exploration, extraction, recovery, recycling and refining of (base and critical) metals and minerals, as well as for the upcycling of primary and secondary resources and the re- and demanufacturing of End-of-Life complex metal-containing products. SIM² KU Leuven assesses and advances the environmental gains and the economic feasibility of the developed flow sheets. In order to support the Social License to Operate for the associated industrial activities, SIM² KU Leuven pro-actively engages with external stakeholders, including civil society groups and local communities. SIM² KU Leuven also assesses the potential health and environmental impacts of (primary) mining activities to support the transition to responsible mining. SIM² unites more than 200 researchers at KU Leuven in a genuinely interdisciplinary setting.
201 to 500 staff
Spongescapes
SpongeScapes accelerates scientific knowledge on solutions that improve the sponge functioning of soil, groundwater, and surface water systems, with the aim to improve the resilience of European landscapes against extreme events such as floods and droughts. This is done by strategically employing natural water retention measures, effectively restoring and improving the water cycle. This project is led by Deltares and brings together 10 European partners along with local stakeholders linked to 14 case studies. SpongeScapes is dedicated to enhancing the knowledge database on nature-based solutions, refining techniques for monitoring and modeling and applying these solutions across different geographical landscapes. It is also evaluating how individual 'sponge measures' function and assessing the approaches to develop comprehensive 'sponge strategies' at larger scale. SpongeScapes is a partnership between Deltares (NL), International Office for Water (FR), Leibniz University Hannover (DE), University of Padova (IT), University of Ljubljana (SI), Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia (SI), Warsaw University of Life Sciences (PL), WWF (GR), Etifor (IT) and UK Centre For Ecology & Hydrology (UK), who will work closely together with their local stakeholder partners of the 14 case studies SpongeScapes is funded under European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, Grant Agreement No and supported by UKRI/HM Government.
11 to 50 staff
Sportinnovatiecampus Living Lab Howest-Sport Vlaanderen
Een plek op domein Sport Vlaanderen Brugge waar we exploreren | experimenteren | inspireren | stimuleren binnen 4 innovatiedomeinen: exergames & gamification | digitale coaching & testing | new sports | active design Deze test, innovatie- en demonstratietrajecten worden opgezet vanuit een nieuwe en unieke accommodatie – de Sportinnovatiecampus – in Brugge en worden opgevolgd door een multidisciplinair team van experten uit diverse onderzoeksgroepen binnen Howest. Naast de expertise op het vlak van sport & bewegen omvat het ook onderzoeksgroepen in domeinen zoals digitaal ontwerp, mobiele speltoepassingen, industrieel productontwerp, toegepaste informatica, ergotherapie of toegepaste gezondheidswetenschappen. De ambitie van het Living Lab bestaat eruit om de brug te slaan tussen bedrijven & organisaties; studenten, docenten & werkveldpartners; en de eindgebruiker met de focus op praktijkgerichte toepassingen binnen de markt van laagdrempelig sporten en bewegen. Dankzij de directe link met de consument en de producent wordt het creatieve potentieel beter benut en vermarkting gestimuleerd. Concreet wordt een nieuw product/dienst binnen de beweeghal community na de ontwikkelingsfase die op de principes van co-creatie berust, grondig getest door de verschillende doelgroepen. Om de relevantie van de output te maximaliseren worden gebruikers tijdens deze testperiode professioneel begeleid en gecoacht. Dankzij de nauwe betrokkenheid van Sport Vlaanderen wordt de valorisatie maximaal ondersteund. Bovendien vormt de Sportinnovatiecampus een unieke hub voor het communiceren van de mogelijkheden alsook voor het dissemineren van succesverhalen. We staan open voor allerlei werkveldpartners gaande van bedrijven & organisaties tot sportclubs & federaties. Aarzel niet om ons te contacteren indien u actief bent binnen sport, bewegen of gezondheid en meer informatie wenst over een mogelijke partnership!
51 to 200 staff
Steunpunt Diversiteit & Leren
Het Steunpunt Diversiteit & Leren (SDL), verbonden aan de Vakgroep Taalkunde van de Universiteit Gent, biedt een wetenschappelijk onderbouwde ondersteuning met betrekking tot het thema ‘Omgaan met diversiteit’. SDL beschouwt dit thema als een belangrijke hefboom om onze pluralistische en democratische samenleving te versterken en sociale rechtvaardigheid te bevorderen. Volgens het SDL is het erkennen en benutten van diversiteit immers een voorwaarde voor effectieve interactie en communicatie tussen onderling verschillende groepen en individuen. SDL biedt het onderwijs, maar ook andere sectoren, dan ook ondersteuning om de talenten van iedereen, ongeacht hun identiteit en achtergrond, maximaal te helpen ontplooien en op die manier gelijke leerkansen te scheppen. Het SDL biedt die ondersteuning aan in de vorm van visieontwikkeling, onderzoek, materiaalontwikkeling en vorming, coaching en consultancy.
11 to 50 staff
Sustainable Materials Lab
The Sustainable Materials Lab carries out both fundamental and applied research in the development of (nano)materials from sustainable resources. We see renewability in the broadest sense with recycling of petroleum-based polymers also considered to be a renewable feedstream. Our interdisciplinary research combines and applies knowledge from the molecular level (chemistry), over processing (chemical engineering) to characterisation of the obtained materials (materials science) with constant feedback between the different levels.
11 to 50 staff
Synlar
Synlar is a multidisciplinary collaboration platform committed to addressing real-world challenges through innovative solutions, services, and strategic partnerships. With a focus on research, development, and communication, Synlar facilitates collaboration among diverse stakeholders to drive positive change across various domains.
1 to 10 staff
Tangible
Building prototypes for future smart products.
1 to 10 staff
Trace Pdx Platform
At TRACE, we establish & characterize PDXs of different tumour types and offer this unique in vivo collection for all levels of cancer drug discovery. Our models are annotated with molecular and clinical data thus allowing to correlate therapeutic response with specific molecular features for a personalized medicine approach. Please do not hesitate to contact us as we are interested in establishing new collaborations and developing new models for cancer research.
1 to 10 staff
