Projects
European Training Network on Electromagnetic Risks in Medical Technology KU Leuven
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is not just an annoyance. With increasing numbers of safety-critical devices communicating wirelessly, ensuring that equipment functions correctly is an ever-increasing concern. Nowhere is this more true than hospital environments. Europe is a leader in many areas of medical technology, with companies like Philips at the forefront of research. However, with highly complex interactions between devices ...
ACCUMULATE: ACquiring CrUcial Medical information Using LAnguage Technology KU Leuven
Automatically recognize crucial information in the free text of clinical reports.
Development of a technology platform of pre-filled medical devices suitable for intradermal injections in adults. University of Antwerp
ACCUMULATE: Acquiring crucial medical information using language technology. University of Antwerp
Single molecule long-read sequencing technology: beyond state-of-the-art in biological and medical research. University of Antwerp
Spiritual Role-Play as Technology of Self: An Interdisciplinary Pioneer Study of a Devotional Practice from the Late Medieval Low Countries (SRP). University of Antwerp
An Archaeometric Study of Soil and Glass from the High Medieval Castle of Cucagna, Northern Italy. Interdisciplinary interpretations regarding glass technology, geochemistry of the soil burial environment, conservation and cultural history KU Leuven
This research is based on archaeological glass with corresponding soil samples, excavated on the site of the high medieval castle Cucagna in Friuli/Northern Italy. The glass fragments can be dated between the 13th and the 15th century AD.
The core hypothesis of this work is that the glass used at Cucagna Castle were brought in from the Northern Italian glass factories under Venetian patronage, as the impressive glass qualities ...
Bridging radical science and technology KU Leuven
The proposed project studies the process of bridging science and innovation in particular for radical ideas. The existing industry science literature has explored how firms can benefit from science for their innovative performance. It also has studied how science can be activated to contribute better to innovation. However, there is a gap in both streams of literature as they did not differentiate between types of science and types of ...
Design of water-based radical polymerization processes for nanoapplications using advanced kinetic modeling and reactor technology Ghent University
The project aims at fundamental understanding and improvement of water-based radical emulsion polymerization processes for the synthesis of polymer nanoparticles, implying control over design parameters and a clear view on the interplay between chemistry and transport phenomena on the micro-, meso- and macro-scale. The model allows identification of optimal process parameters for the synthesis of core-shell nanoparticles at industrial ...