Projects
Novel insights in the HPA-axis during critical illness KU Leuven
Critical illness is defined as any condition that requires support of failing vital organ functions, without which death would rapidly ensue. As such, it represents an extreme example of physical stress, where stress comprises the normal physical response of the human body that ariseswhen confronted with a threat. In healthy individuals, experiencing stress causes an immediate activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenalaxis, which ...
Classical and non-classical actions of androgens and their receptor KU Leuven
Transnational companies and local politics. Hybrid governance in mining concessions in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in Ghana. University of Antwerp
New Co-operative Development in China: An Institutional Approach KU Leuven
The new co-operatives in China that are ...
Model-based prediction of outbreak dynamics of nephropathia epidemica using climate and vegetation data KU Leuven
Wildlife-originated zoonotic diseases in general are a major contributor to emerging infectious diseases. Fifteen emerging zoonotic or vector-borne infections with increasing impact on humans in Europe were identified during the period 2000-2006. Global climate change may be a major contributor to the spread of these zoonotic diseases. Rodent borne hantavirus infections are part of this list. Puumala virus (PUUV), hosted by the bank vole ...