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Research Services in Belgium
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Spri Global
The Social Policy Research Institute (SPRI Global) is not-for-profit institute based in Belgium, which engages in research and research-based consultancy services in the field of social protection, with a concentration in poverty and inequality research and capacity building services. Our mission is to support public and private institutions in their research and policy analysis capacity as part of establishing functioning national social protection systems, which is paramount to ensuring sustainable, long-term growth, and to equitably fulfilling national human rights and human development commitments. Our dynamic and experienced team of leading academic experts, international development practitioners, and social policy specialists approach this challenge through innovative, robust research to inform evidence-based policy solutions and advocacy measures. We harness the strength of our diverse backgrounds, expertise and fresh perspectives in adapting our approaches to research and policy design to local, national and regional contexts. We apply our critical engagement approach, working with national partners to create high quality, context-driven policy analysis and design that is impactful and sensitive to the local political climate. We are committed to complementing these efforts with supporting the sustainable strengthening of national research and policymaking capacities, through academic and professional capacity building and training activities. It is our mission to ensure that all of our policy research and proposals provide economical and feasible solutions that support society’s most vulnerable groups, including children, women and girls, the elderly, and marginalised groups.
1 to 10 staff
Star Project
The STAR project (Support Training Activities on the data protection Reform) is a two-year project that aims at providing support to the training activities of EU Data Protection Authorities (DPAs) and Data Protection Officers (DPOs) on the EU data protection reform, especially the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The GDPR requires DPAs and DPOs to undertake training activities. Developing such materials in isolation increases the overall cost and risks undermining the harmonising effect of the GDPR. STAR will provide DPAs and DPOs with ready-made, easy-to-customise, and easy-to-run training materials. In particular, the STAR research group will- identify the training topics in cooperation with stakeholders- develop the training materials- validate and test them in pilot trainings. While the exact format of the training materials will be refined with the stakeholders, the following will at least be included- training scenarios- a Seminars’ Topics List- seminar materials for each one of the seminars- webinars- a training Handbook- a takeaway reference GDPR checklist- a ten-point GDPR introductory list; All project outputs will be freely and publicly available in a digital form. While STAR is directly addressed to EU DPAs and DPOs, it also offers a benefit to other privacy professionals in the EU and beyond. STAR research group- Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Research Group on Law, Science, Technology and Society (Coordinator - Trilateral Research Nemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság Hatóság (Hungarian Data Protection Authority - The STAR Project is co-funded by the 'Rights, Equality and Citizenship Research Programme' of the European Union (call REC-RDAT-TRAI-AG-2016, grant agreement No 769138) The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the STAR consortium and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.
11 to 50 staff
Transplantoux
Transplantoux brengt getransplanteerden samen en motiveert hen om gezond te leven, te bewegen en te sporten na een transplantatie. Samen, met lotgenoten, met familie en vrienden, met begeleiders. Zo zorgen ze goed voor zichzelf, voor lichaam én geest. En brengen ze een eerbetoon aan hun donor, aan wie zij hun hernieuwde leven te danken hebben. We bieden hen een uitdaging om het nieuwe leven op te nemen. Soms met vallen en opstaan, maar nooit alleen.
11 to 50 staff
Vito Kennispunt Water
VITO Kennispunt Water thinks with entrepreneurs about integrated and innovative water solutions. Our goal? To effectively deploy freshwater resources in Flanders for a resilient economy. For our industry and agriculture. For our drinking water. For our nature. VITO Kennispunt Water consists of an accessible team of water experts who are ready to go with a backpack full of practical experience.
11 to 50 staff
Ai Ethics Alliance
The AI Ethics Alliance is an organisation dedicated to the study, development, and promotion of trustworthy and responsible AI. Our mission is to promote ethical considerations in the development and use of AI, and to ensure that these technologies serve the common good. Through our research, events, and advocacy work, we aim to foster a global community of stakeholders who are committed to the responsible development and use of AI.
1 to 10 staff
Balance Of Power
Rethinking existing spaces and ideas, changing where the spotlight is and promoting women, people of color, and others whose voices are not loud enough.
1 to 10 staff
Behavioral Economics & Engineering Ku Leuven
BEE is a diverse group consisting of talented researchers, doctoral students and postdoctoral students from all over the world investigating human behaviour in areas that matter for human well-being. Our research topics are pro-environmental behavior, consumer behavior & decision making, pro-social behavior, neuropsychology, evolutionary aesthetics, and replication & validation.
11 to 50 staff
Being-Wise
The always-connected world we are living in, gives us an unprecedented plethora of new advanced services and automated applications requiring, more and more, less human intervention due to the increased integration of Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence (AI) approaches and sophisticated emerging wireless technologies. On the other side, this connected world opens new breaches and creates new potential vulnerabilities for smart advanced cyber-attacks, namely attacks and offender relying on ML/AI and advanced wireless technology integration, to make their attack more effective and less detectable. If an increasing awareness by the users could help to contrast the security issues, it is not sufficient against the new generation of cyber-attacks. In this context, a drastic paradigm shift, putting human-being in the loop for the conception of novel and more effective cyber-security solutions, must be considered. Human-beings have a double role in the cyber-connected world: as potential offender and potential victim. The focus of BEiNG-WISE will be on how these different human-being features can be combined with the advanced technological characteristics, in order to conceive non-conventional, responsible by design, cyber-security solutions accounting for both these factors. In this complex connected system, another fundamental aspect that needs to be accounted to, is the legal one, related to the conception of solutions that can be effectively employed in the real world. Also, legal aspects should be considered at the design stage. The Action relies on cross-domains expertise, ranging from cybersecurity, wireless communication technology, data science, sociology, psychology and law.
51 to 200 staff
Cecri-Uclouvain
Centre d'étude des crises et conflits internationaux - Center for the Study of International Crises and Conflicts
11 to 50 staff
Centre De Droit Public Et Social De L'ulb
L’équipe de recherche du Centre de droit public et social de l’ULB développe depuis plus de 40 ans des recherches sur les principaux thèmes relevant de ces disciplines juridiques- En droit constitutionnel : le système fédéral belge, les réformes de l’État et la séparation des pouvoirs- En droits humains : la théorie des droits et libertés, la protection juridictionnelle belge et internationale des droits fondamentaux et le régime juridique des droits économiques et sociaux- En droit administratif : l’organisation administrative, la théorie de l’acte administratif et les principes généraux du droit administratif et du contentieux administratif- En droit du travail : le contrat de travail, les relations collectives de travail, la réglementation du travail (temps de travail, droit de la non-discrimination, bien-être au travail, etc.) et le droit de l’emploi- En droit de la sécurité sociale : l’organisation institutionnelle de la sécurité sociale, les branches du système (soins de santé, chômage, pensions,…), la sécurité sociale des indépendants et l’aide sociale. Á cette liste de thèmes des recherches en droit public et en droit social s’ajoutent des objets plus transversaux comme la justice ou la démocratie abordés sous l’angle de la philosophie du droit ou de la sociologie juridique. Les recherches sont développées autant sous l'angle de la recherche fondamentale que sous celui de la recherche appliquée. Pour la période 2021-2025, le Centre de droit public et social développe des recherches originales regroupées sous 4 axes spécifiques de recherche :#1. Transformations de l’État et de l’action publique #2. Droits fondamentaux et participations citoyennes #3. Travail et inégalités sociales #4. Bruxelles and Brussel
11 to 50 staff
Centre De Recherches En Agriculture Urbaine
Notre vision : L’avenir est dans une alimentation saine, durable et à moindre empreinte écologique, et dans le développement et la transmission de modes de production y correspondant. Notre ambition : Contribuer à nourrir le monde sainement dans le respect de l’environnement. Notre mission : Développer de façon innovante des systèmes de production alimentaire adaptés aux villes visant : l’optimisation de l’utilisation des ressources, l’intégration dans leur cycle des déchets et excédents (économie circulaire), la préservation voire la restauration de la biodiversité
11 to 50 staff
Chipdesign B.V
ChipDesign offers analog mixed-signal and RF / millimeter-wave (mmW) IC design services in silicon-based triple-well bulk and twin-well PD- and FD-SOI CMOS, and BCD processes, covering IC specification, design, layout, functional verification, packaging and characterization. In addition, ChipDesign also provides capacitive and piezoelectric MEMS device (accelerometers, gyroscopes, inertial measurement units, microphones, resonators, switches), and MMIC (power amplifiers based on compound semiconductors such as GaAs, GaN, and InP) design services, as well as electronic design automation services. ChipDesign B.V. is a private limited liability company according to Belgian law, founded in 2011; VAT identification number: 0501.767.340.
1 to 10 staff
Codema Pharma
We rate pharma substances and starting materials to help manufacturers demonstrating quality
11 to 50 staff
Direktion Project Horizon Europe
Welcome to the official LinkedIn account of DIREKTION, the new face of disaster resilience innovation network. DIREKTION builds on the legacy of FIRE-IN, combining expertise, insights, and lessons learned to address the evolving challenges of disaster management. Follow us for updates on cutting-edge technologies, collaborative projects, and industry insights. DIREKTION brings together practitioners, researchers, and industries for collaborative initiatives in disaster resilience. Other Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FIREINProject Facebook:
11 to 50 staff
Dux Lab
Is your website user friendly enough? We meet your users during usability testing in order to verify it! DUX Lab is entirely focused on UX research. Our approach is very flexible, efficient and professional. We use eye tracking technology during our sessions in order to better understand the behavior of our participants, to observe their eye fixations and to be able to identify more precisely the cause of the issues that they may encounter on your interfaces. In addition to the classical approach of user testing, we also offer a unique service called Smart Lab. Our Smart Lab sessions offer a fast set-up and a time-based accessibility (starting from 10 minutes per session) making them very cost-effective. It allows you to gather information and answers to your questions on a very short deadline. Contact us now to schedule a free presentation of our services and the opportunity to access a trial on our next Smart Lab.
1 to 10 staff
Esdppp
ESDP was founded in 1988 by paediatricians and pharmacologists under the leadership of Professor Jean-Pierre Guignard from Lausanne. The first congress was held in Les Diablerets in Switzerland. Aims of the Society- Better Medicines for Children - Scientific work in the field of Developmental Perinatal and Paediatric Pharmacology - Improving Research and Access to Children`s Medicines Worldwide - Works closely with: European Medicines Agency (EMA), International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (IUPHAR), World Health Organization (WHO) The primary aim of the Society is to promote research in the field of paediatric pharmacology and to offer a forum for exchanges between pharmacologists and clinical physicians about more adequate drug administration in this population. Indeed, there are major differences between children and adults in terms of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of the drugs. Moreover, these differences vary with the age of children, due to the maturation process. Children have the same rights to medicines as adults and, as a consequence, all members of this Society have to bring up a contribution to keep anybody aware of the urgent need of adequate clinical trials in the paediatric population. Presently, 1/3 of outpatient children, 2/3 of children in hospital, 9/10 of children in intensive care units receive drugs that are prescribed in an unlicensed or off-label manner. Most of the time, ethical reason has been claimed outside from the pharmaceutical industry to explain the lack of clinical trials in children but the economic reason has been kept silent! At the opposite, prescribing to children drugs that have not been properly evaluated in their age group has to be felt unethical!
1 to 10 staff
European Ceramic Society
The European Ceramic Society (ECerS) is a non-governmental, non-profit federation of national ceramic societies each representing the ceramists of a member country. The ECerS (see Statutes) was established in 1987 in order to co-ordinate and promote the study of ceramics and in particular- To encourage education, training and research- To consult with and bring together individuals and representatives of members, research establishments, academic bodies and institutions of governments and other bodies including the Commission of the European Community- To collect, disseminate and exchange information with other organizations - To promote planning, promotion and organization of conferences and meetings - To procure planning, printing, publication and circulation of technical papers,
1 to 10 staff
European Society For Soil Conservation
The ESSC is an interdisciplinary, non-political association with more than 500 members in 42 countries. Its members include researchers, teachers, students, farmers, planners and policymakers with interests in agriculture, soil science, geographical science, economics, forestry, ecology. The European Society for Soil Conservation (ESSC) was founded on 4th November 1988 to promote soundly based policies of soil conservation in its broadest sense throughout the countries of Europe. The ESSC is an interdisciplinary, non-political association with more than 500 members in 42 countries. Our mission The ESSC pursues its aims by: • supporting research on soil degradation, soil erosion and soil conservation • providing a network for the exchange of knowledge about soil degradation processes and soil conservation research and practices • producing publications about major questions of soil conservation • consulting administration and policy makers on soil conservation issues
51 to 200 staff
Experts For Fire Safety Srl Efsafety
Experts en prévention et protection incendie au service des entreprises, institutions publics, gestionnaires immobilier et bureaux d'architectes
1 to 10 staff
Feynman Foundation
The Feynman Foundation aims to promote quantum science and technology (including quantum computers, telecommunications, and sensors) as a common good, at individual, institutional, national, regional, and international levels. The Feynman Foundation strives to support quantum applications with high societal impact (e.g, climate change and carbon dioxide capture) by privileging open science, open hardware and open source. Photo credit: ATOMIUM, Brussels, Belgium.
1 to 10 staff
Financial Law Institute
The Financial Law Institute (FLI) is a research and teaching unit within the Faculty of Law and Criminology of Ghent University. The research of the members of the FLI focusses on various topics in financial, corporate and economic law.
11 to 50 staff
Food Journey
FOOD JOURNEY is een dynamische partner die zich inzet om een product of idee van jouw bedrijf te gaan ontwikkelen en optimaliseren. We zetten onze praktijkervaring graag in voor jouw onderneming. ‘Wij begeleiden je bij elke stap in jouw product’. Is dat een idee omzetten naar een prototype, een product of proces optimaliseren? Geen probleem! We professionaliseren het product zodat alle parameters op de juiste frequentie zitten. Wij werken op maat van de klant en kunnen zo flexibel ingezet worden. Iedereen is welkom, van startups met verfrissende ideeën tot lokale producten en van productiebedrijven voor retail tot foodservice.
1 to 10 staff
Forest-Based Sector Technology Platform Ftp
The forest-based sector includes all stakeholders with a major interest in forestry, forest-based materials and products. It also provides essential products and services for a more sustainable society. It accounts for 8% of manufacturing added value in the EU, using a renewable and continuously growing forest resource, counting 16 million private forest owners and providing nearly four million jobs. FTP provides a forum for European forest owners, companies, researchers, regulators and financial institutions to work together in support of the development of new forest management schemes, products, services and business models. To achieve significant breakthroughs through innovation, the sector needs access to financial capacity and basic scientific knowledge that is rarely available within one organisation or company. A critical mass of skills and resources is needed to break down barriers to innovation. Creating this critical mass is one of the prime purposes of the FTP. In common with the Technology Platforms for other sectors, FTP is charged with defining a strategic Vision Document on behalf of the sector and agreeing on research priorities, set out in a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRA). These priorities help inform EU research funding programmes, which in turn will support the implementation of the SRA, along with other sources of public and private funding.
1 to 10 staff
Geneacta
Découvrez vos ancêtres facilement avec Geneacta!
1 to 10 staff
