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ECOOM 2019-2023: Expertise centre O&O Monitoring - Year 2023 Ghent University

Ignace Lemahieu, Petra Andries, Johnny Fontaine, Katia Levecque

Research Department, Department of Marketing, Innovation and Organisation, Department of Work, Organisation and Society

ECOOM 2019-2023: Expertise centre O&O Monitoring

- develop and maintain an efficient system of R&D and innovation indicators that must provide the Flemish government with up-to-date and relevant statistical data on the R&D and innovation performance of Flanders.
- calculate parameters in the context of the decree financing channels
provide statistical data for R&D and innovation in the context of ...

SPEED-XM: SPectral Evaluation and Enhanced Deconvolution by eXtensive (Statistical) Modelling. Hasselt University

Dirk VALKENBORG

Centre for Statistics

A number of key-operations in pharmaceutical development, rely on a correct and timely evaluation of spectral data: e.g, liquid chromatography- mass spectrometry (LC-MS) and solid state Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy (ssNMR) are used for compound characterization and MS in a gas-phase setting is used to monitor the headspace of a chemical reactor during the production process of active pharmaceutical ingredients. Nowadays, high amounts ...

The Quest for Global Talent: (Top) Management Teams, Nationality Diversity, and Firm Performance Hasselt University

Innovation Management, Economics and Public Policy

In an increasingly competitive global environment, firms face the challenge to attract talented and highly skilled employees. Hence, firms often look abroad to hire talent. This also applies to the most important employees of the firm: the executives in its Top Management Team (TMT). In this project, we investigate if and when internationalization of the TMT affects corporate outcomes. In particular, we focus on TMTs ability to influence ...

Study of the pain-producing and pain-potentiating effects of prolonged exposure to Endothelin-1 (ET-1). University of Antwerp

Kristof Deseure

Antwerp Surgical Training, Anatomy and Research Centre (ASTARC)

Endothelin-1 is being increasingly recognized as an important molecule in the development and progression of cancer, but also in the occurrence of cancer pain. So far, all studies have used acute administration of ET-1, bearing little resemblance with the prolonged exposure observed in clinical conditions. It is therefore proposed to investigate the effects of chronic exposure to ET-1 on signs of spontaneous and evoked pain behaviour.

Evaluating cardiovascular and blood pressure profiles throughout pregnancy and in response to medication in patients at high risk for or diagnosed with GHD: opportunities for improving patient-tailored therapy. Hasselt University

Wilfried GYSELAERS

Cardio & organ systems

Adaptation of the maternal cardiovascular (CV) system to pregnancy occurs in the first weeks of gestation to supply fetal and placental oxygen and nutrients in a high-volume, low-resistance circulation. CV maladaptation underlies the etiology of gestational hypertensive disorders (GHD). Our research group already observed trimestral GHD-subtype specific CV differences. However, current management of GHD does not take these underlying ...

ECOOM 2019-2023: Expertise centre O&O Monitoring - year 2022 Ghent University

Petra Andries, Ignace Lemahieu, Katia Levecque, Johnny Fontaine

Department of Marketing, Innovation and Organisation, Research Department, Department of Work, Organisation and Society

ECOOM 2019-2023: Expertise centre O&O Monitoring

Development of biostimulants and biocontrol agents from the waste streams of dry peas and fibre flax University College Ghent

Joos Latré

AgroFoodNature

The project wants to develop biostimulants and/or biological crop protection agents from waste streams of the processing of dry peas and fibre flax. To this end, extracts will be made from the waste streams that will be screened at both laboratory and field level.
Extracts with a high biological activity will serve as a basis for IP development and will be further developed into commercial products in follow-up projects.

Multidimensional hyperspectral imaging to determine and quantify plant phenotypes in agri- and horticulture University College Ghent

Alexandra De Raeve

Universiteit Gent, Fashion and Textiles Innovation Lab, AgroFoodNature

Increased pressure on agriculture due to (a)biotic stresses, a changing legislation and an adverse view on agrochemicals are incentives for new bio-based strategies to increase crop resilience. The integration of circular economic principles in production chains have led to the valorization of waste streams via plant biostimulants. Finally, local anchoring of production chains has resulted in revisiting crops such as hemp for high quality ...

Rare disease patient organisations, biobanks, and biomedical innovation KU Leuven

Ine Van Hoyweghen

Centre for Sociological Research

Since the 1990s, a growing number of rare disease patient organisations have set up their own biobanks and registries to serve as resources for laboratory and clinical researchers. As a number of studies have shown, patient organisations’ control of access to these resources enables them to play an active role in promoting, coordinating and directing research into their particular disease, with the professed aim of ensuring that such research ...

Methodology for determining challenging road sections in term of road safety for powered two-wheelers on rural roads Hasselt University

Construction engineering

Despite advances in road safety, the problem of injuries and traffic crashes is still very prominent, especially for vulnerable roads users, among whom Powered Two-Wheelers (PTW) are included. Injuries and deaths are not only problematic for the family or friends but are also a societal concern. The proposed doctoral research deals with the factors and circumstances that contribute to the occurrence of the traffic crashes that involve PTWs. ...

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