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Research Services in Belgium
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Etro Vub
Explore ETRO at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, a forefront institute in ICT and electronics dedicated to solving societal challenges through advanced technology. Our research encompasses key sectors such as cultural heritage, healthcare, and smart city solutions. ETRO excels in translating engineering expertise into practical applications, from high-resolution art analysis to innovative health tech that enhances patient care and system efficiency. Our commitment to foundational research in AI, semiconductor technology, and electronic circuits enriches our contributions across these fields. We actively collaborate with global healthcare organizations and industry leaders to implement effective solutions. Join us on LinkedIn to discover how ETRO is driving technology forward, fostering collaborations, and shaping the future.
51 to 200 staff
Innodia
INNODIA is an international non-for-profit organization that accelerates the development of therapies to prevent and cure type 1 diabetes. INNODIA convenes entities often with different incentives but united in the desire to address the same unifying unmet medical need: the lack of definitive cures for people living with type 1 diabetes.
1 to 10 staff
Institute Of Tropical Medicine Antwerp
The Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium (ITM) is one of the world's leading institutes for training, research and assistance in tropical medicine and health care in developing countries. The ITM houses three scientific departments, a specialised outpatient clinic and various support services, and employs over 400 staff. The institute draws its core funding from the Flemish Ministries of Education and Science, and the Federal Ministries of Development Cooperation, Public Health and Social Affairs, international project financing and own income. The ITM works with many scientific institutions, governments and organisations all over the world for a long-lasting improvement of health care and disease control in developing countries.
201 to 500 staff
Ku Leuven Additive Manufacturing Institute
Would you like to collaborate with us? Email to am@kuleuven.be KU Leuven is pioneering in Additive Manufacturing (AM) since 1990. Research on AM was initiated at the Mechanical Engineering Department of KU Leuven by Professor Jean-Pierre Kruth. Initially, research focused on the production of polymer parts for rapid prototyping purposes. This led to the foundation of ‘Materialise’, the first spin-off company of the AM-group, which is known today as one of the key players in additive manufacturing of polymers and software development for AM. Already in 1991, the AM-group started investigating the possibilities to manufacture metallic parts by means of laser-based processes such as Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF). To facilitate process optimisation, the AM-group designed and built their own LPBF apparatus. Over the years, this unique equipment was further improved and later also equipped with a real-time process monitoring system. These developments were commercialized in a second spin-off company ‘3DS-LayerWise’ which is focusing on the production of metal LPBF parts and corresponding equipment. Since 2016, Prof. Kruth retired and was succeeded by Prof. Van Hooreweder and later also Prof. Vrancken, who are continuing the powder & laser based AM research. At present, KU Leuven is more active than ever in the AM domain, with several sub teams in various research areas. This gave rise in 2022 to the prestigious KU Leuven Institute on Additive Manufacturing, or in short LEUVEN.AM. More than 200 researchers from all over KU Leuven and UZ Leuven are joining forces in this institute, to research new machines & processes, new materials and new application domains for all kind of Additive Manufacturing processes.
201 to 500 staff
Ku Leuven Brugge
KU Leuven Bruges Campus is located in a future-oriented and bustling city that breathes history at the same time. At the brand-new campus near the railway station of Bruges you experience immediately a relaxed and warm-hearted atmosphere. Even more the campus is known for his personal teaching philosophy: courses are given in rather small groups and the teachers make it a point to work and live among their students. Every student can count on personal advice, guidance, remediation and reorientation. Bruges Campus houses two faculties including the Faculty of Engineering Technology and the Faculty of Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences. Engineering students are able to obtain their bachelor’s and master’s degree at campus Bruges whereas students of Rehabilitation Sciences continue their studies in Leuven after they have taken their first two years of the bachelor’s degree in Bruges. As in Kulak all programmes are taught in Dutch. KU Leuven Bruges Campus focuses on innovative and creative education on the one hand and on qualitative research on the other. When it comes to research, more often than not, collaboration is the key. Cooperation within a research group but frequently also collaboration with other research disciplines or even non-academic partners.
51 to 200 staff
Marie Curie Alumni Association
The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) is an international non-profit organisation and alumni community for people who benefit or have benefited from the European Commission's Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) research funding. Our vibrant community gathers MSCA alumni from all career stages, disciplines, and sectors. We offer our members lifelong professional development, networking, and advocacy opportunities.
1001 to 5000 staff
Micas Ku Leuven
The MICAS research group houses KU Leuven's research and education on integrated circuit and sensor design. MICAS' expertise covers all the way from MEMS, analog, RF and mmWave circuits, over mixed-mode systems to digital design and processor architectures. Moreover, the group's infrastructure and track record allows to span all steps in the design cycle: from system-level conceptualization and architecting, over chip and sensor design and implementation, to fabrication and packaging. MICAS' research pipeline allows to drive ideas from conceptual academic research, towards applied research in collaboration with industry.
51 to 200 staff
Orpheus Institute
A leading European centre for artistic research in music and an influential driving force for new developments in artistic practice. The Orpheus Institute, founded in 1996 in Ghent, is an international centre of excellence with its primary focus on artistic research in music: “research embedded in musical practice and primarily guided by artistic objectives.” The Orpheus Institute in short- an international team of senior, doctoral and visiting musician-researchers - producing and promoting high-quality research into music - in a dedicated educational and research environment - generating new knowledge in-and-through musical practice - keeping the artist’s perspective as the starting point for research Orpheus Institute hosts the international inter-university docARTES programme for practice-based doctoral study in music, and the Orpheus Research Centre, home to around 30 artist-researchers involved in advanced artistic research. The close link between education and research within our facilities creates an inspiring environment where artists can experiment, exchange ideas and develop new knowledge. Throughout our activities there is a clear focus on the development of a new research discipline in the arts, addressing trending questions and topics at the heart of musical practice. To promote and disseminate this knowledge, the Orpheus Institute organises seminars, study days, workshops and masterclasses and an annual Academy. Next to that, the Orpheus Institute also has its own publication series. All these aspects have made the Orpheus Institute what it is today: a leading European centre for artistic research in music and an influential driving force for new developments in artistic practice, with an impact that is felt worldwide. Contact us at info@orpheusinstituut.be
11 to 50 staff
Planopsim
PlanOpSim develops dedicated R&D software for simulation of metalenses, diffractive optical elements, holograms and planar optics. PlanOpSim's numerical modelling can be used for design of nano-structrured optics, flat lenses and optical system integration. Planopsim has extensive experience in optics and photonics and is available to support your projects on a freelance or consulting basis. Our team has concluded several projects in:*Modeling of photonic devices: metalenses, diffraction gratings, displays, solar cells and more *Development of measurement setups *Modeling of liquid crystal and OLED display and other devices *Characterisation and fabrication of thin film devices
1 to 10 staff
The Center For Microscopy And Molecular Imaging
The Center for Microscopy and Molecular Imaging (CMMI) in Charleroi is a preclinical imaging facility, established on the Biopark Charleroi Brussels South with the financial support of the European Union and the Walloon Region (FEDER Convergence Program). The facility brings together expertise of the researchers and academics of the Université libre de Bruxelles and the Université de Mons to provide an integrated and efficient imaging platform for the scientific community.
11 to 50 staff
Distrinet Research Unit Ku Leuven
DistriNet is a KU Leuven research unit embedded in the Department of Computer Science. Together with COSIC and CiTiP, DistriNet forms an internationally recognized coalition on security and privacy research. The renowned research lab performs fundamental, strategic and applied research in close collaboration with both local and international industry partners. Research areas include secure software, distributed software and software engineering.
51 to 200 staff
Fari - Ai For The Common Good Institute
FARI is an independent, not-for-profit Artificial Intelligence initiative led by two universities in Brussels: the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB). This initiative will aim at helping citizens, politicians and companies as well as not-for-profit organizations to address local, every day or long-term challenges in the Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium and Europe. It brings world-leading and future researchers to the service of the city. It reinforces a virtuous circle: the city encounters problems that FARI can help address with projects that in their turn could lead to major scientific advances, especially in the field of AI (Explainable and Trustworthy), Data (Open) and Robotics (human-centric).
51 to 200 staff
Jonge Academie
De Jonge Academie is een onafhankelijke interuniversitaire en interdisciplinaire ontmoetingsplaats voor jonge toponderzoekers en -kunstenaars met een visie op wetenschap, kunst, beleid en maatschappij. Het is een ledenorganisatie die bestaat uit een vijftigtal jonge wetenschappers en kunstenaars die zich willen inzetten voor maatschappelijk relevante thema's buiten hun werkveld in de strikte zin van het woord.
1 to 10 staff
Vub Techtransfer
As multidisciplinary team of the Vice-rectorate Innovation & Industry Relations, VUB TechTransfer facilitates cooperation between the VUB, industry and society. Our mission is to facilitate transforming innovative research at the VUB into real-world impact, providing answers to societal challenges. Innovation means moving forward, with the purpose to create a positive impact on people's lives and build a better world. The Vrije Universiteit Brussel aims to be a pioneer in fundamental, strategic and applied research with an international orientation. Together with VUB Foundation, the philanthropic fundraising team, and Crosstalks, the interdisciplinary networking platform, VUB TechTransfer forms the Vice-rectorate Innovation & Industry Relations, headed by Vice Rector Prof. Dr. Peter Schelkens.
1001 to 5000 staff
4ip Council
4iP Council is a European research council dedicated to developing high quality academic insight and empirical evidence on topics related to intellectual property and innovation. Our research is multi-industry and cross sector. We work with academia, policy makers and regulators to facilitate a deeper understanding of the invention process and of technology investment decision-making.
1 to 10 staff
Data Science Institute Dsi Uhasselt
The Data Science Institute brings together >150 researchers working in the broad field of data science across faculties and research groups at Hasselt University. DSI's main objective is to facilitate the data-driven future. It supports and enhances collaboration between different data science research groups at the university, and acts as a single point of contact for external collaborations and consultancy. Visit our website to find out what the Data Science Institute can do for you!
51 to 200 staff
Ectri
The European Conference of Transport Research Institutes (ECTRI) is an international non-profit association registered under Belgian Law that was founded in April 2003. It is the first attempt to unite the forces of the foremost multimodal transport research centres across Europe and to thereby promote the excellence of European transport research. Today, it includes 28 major transport research institutes or universities from 21 European countries. Together, they account for more than 3,800 European scientific and research staff in the field of transport. ECTRI as the leading European research association for sustainable and multimodal mobility is committed to provide the scientifically based competence, knowledge and advice to move towards a green, safe, efficient, and inclusive transport for people and goods. ECTRI aisbl – Square de Meeûs 38-40, Brussels Tel:+ 32 2 401 68 75/76 Contact: info[at]ectri.org Company number: 831 370 370 VAT: BE0831.370.370
1 to 10 staff
Elixir Belgium
ELIXIR Belgium is the national node of ELIXIR, the intergovernmental organisation that brings together life science resources from across Europe, supporting life science research and its translation to medicine, environment, the bio-industries and society. The research infrastructure provides platforms and guidance for research data management and reproducible data analysis, and offers domain specific services for Plant and Biodiversity, Human data and COVID-19 research. ELIXIR Belgium also provides data related training and workshops.
11 to 50 staff
Ent Studios
Create | Connect | Compute ® ENT Studios is a R&D engineering company specialized in creating connected hardware and software for data-driven engineering with expertise in healthcare and sports tech. Create - Research - Feasibility Studies - Multiphysics Simulations - Computer Aided Design - Proof-of-Concepts - Rapid Prototyping Connect - Embedded Software - Wireless Communication - Low Power Applications - Smart Sensors - Medical Applications - Beacon Design Compute - Big Data Analytics - Machine Learning - Artificial Intelligence - Algorithm Design - Stand Alone Applications - Web Applications For more information visit
1 to 10 staff
Eosc Association
The EOSC Association is the legal entity established to govern the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). It was formed on 29th July 2020 with four founding members and has since grown to over 200 Members and Observers. The Association membership is jointly responsible for delivering the objectives agreed in the Memorandum of Understanding signed by the European Union and EOSC Association to form the official Partnership. The EOSC ecosystem is being co-created in a series of funded projects and initiatives from Member States and Associated Countries. The EOSC Association plays an important role in helping to coordinate and steer these investments via its Task Forces and other governance structures.
1 to 10 staff
Green Energy Park Vzw
Green Energy Park wil vandaag samenwerken aan de oplossingen voor morgen, waarbij het als grootschalige proeftuin, expertise- en opleidingscentrum de brug slaat tussen onderzoek, innovatie, realisatie en exploitatie en dit binnen vier onderzoeksdomeinen: energie en mobiliteitstransitie, ziekenhuis van de toekomst, slimme regio en biotechnologie.
1 to 10 staff
Isia Lab - Umons
The Information, Signal and Artificial Intelligence (ISIA) Lab of University of Mons performs research on intelligent systems for creating and interacting with media content (sounds, speech, texts, images, videos, gestures, 3D, etc.). Our goal is to be incorporate our work into industrial applications, which cover smart motion capture systems, smarts spaces, speech products, multimedia navigation systems, virtual and augmented reality systems, smart gaming, BCI-controled systems, etc. For the past 15 years, we have developed a large portfolio of outreach activities, by making our tools widely available, by contributing to cultural and societal events, by organizing conferences and workshops. We also initiated the creation of the FABLAB MONS and of th CLICK' Living Lab for creative industries (clicklivinglab.org). To learn more about our projects, technologies, industrial collaborations, publications, education or outreach activities, visit the website of the two insitutes we are part of and and of the CLICK Living Lab (clicklivinglab.org).
11 to 50 staff
Ku Leuven - Department Of Earth And Environmental Sciences
The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences' main mission is to conduct high-quality scientific research related to the functioning of geo- and ecosystems at different time and space scales, including human-environment interactions, and the sustainable management of natural resources. The members of the department provide high-quality education in the fields of bioscience engineering, geography, geology and tourism. The department wants to play an important role in social themes such as environmental pollution, food production, climate change, forest, green and nature management, soil and water management, exploitation of the subsoil, urban and rural issues, development cooperation and tourism.
201 to 500 staff
Ku Leuven Faculty Of Engineering Technology - Geel Campus
De landelijke en ruime Geelse campus is omgeven door hectaren groen. Door het open gebouw brengt de campus al dat groen naar binnen, maar tijdens de opleiding trek je voor labo’s en praktijk al snel naar buiten.Respect voor de natuur en oog voor duurzaamheid staan dan ook centraal in al onze opleidingen.
51 to 200 staff
