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A new member of Ghent University makes an entrance: welcome to supercomputer Hortense!
Boasting a RAM memory of almost 100 TB, a top performance reaching 3.3 petaflops, . Hortense has quite a list of accolades.
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L’UCL répertorie les catastrophes naturelles
Recherche UCL - 10 décembre, journée internationale du climat - communiqué de presse 2017: fewer disasters but more cost damages, reports researchers of University of Louvain (UCL) EMDAT is an intern
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Women in Science: Manel Barkallah, the computer scientist at the heart of the language of robotics
On the occasion of the International Day for Women and Girls in Science proclaimed on February 11 by the United Nations General Assembly, discover the portrait and testimonies of UNamur scientists who conduct cutting-edge research in fields such as physics, chemistry, mathematics and computer science.
On the occasion of the International Day for Women and Girls in Science proclaimed on February 11 by the United Nations General Assembly, discover the portrait and testimonies of UNamur scientists who conduct cutting-edge research in fields such as physics, chemistry, mathematics and computer science.
Disclosing Software Vulnerabilities: An Ethical Perspective
Naturally, we want our software and the services that we use to be secure, and this often requires discovering vulnerabilities and taking actions to fix them. But what is the right way to disclose vulnerabilities to vendors and the public? Many researchers will find themselves in the position of finding and disclosing vulnerabilities, often accidentally.
Naturally, we want our software and the services that we use to be secure, and this often requires discovering vulnerabilities and taking actions to fix them. But what is the right way to disclose vulnerabilities to vendors and the public? Many researchers will find themselves in the position of finding and disclosing vulnerabilities, often accidentally.
EIC Pathfinder grant for research in AI-driven data visualisation
A team of researchers from the University of Luxembourg, AEGIS IT Research GmbH , Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium), and Telefónica I+D (Spain) has received an EIC Pathfinder Challenge grant of 4 million euros for their research in AI-driven data visualisation systems.
A team of researchers from the University of Luxembourg, AEGIS IT Research GmbH , Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium), and Telefónica I+D (Spain) has received an EIC Pathfinder Challenge grant of 4 million euros for their research in AI-driven data visualisation systems.
SnT’s Michael Dazhi Wins IEEE Internet for All Prize
In a developed society, using the internet has become a part of our everyday routine. It often constitutes our working day, as well as time spent relaxing in the evening - in fact, the idea of living without it might now feel impossible.
In a developed society, using the internet has become a part of our everyday routine. It often constitutes our working day, as well as time spent relaxing in the evening - in fact, the idea of living without it might now feel impossible.
D4H: Data Science meets Digital History
The mass digitisation of historical sources and the exponential growth native digital online sources have catapulted the discipline of history from an -age of scarcity- to an -age of abundance-.
The mass digitisation of historical sources and the exponential growth native digital online sources have catapulted the discipline of history from an -age of scarcity- to an -age of abundance-.
VUB launches Belgium’s first academic bachelor programme in artificial intelligence
The Vrije Universiteit Brussel will launch a bachelor of science (BSc) programme in artificial intelligence beginning in the academic year 2022-23. Jan Danckaert, interim rector and vice-recto
The Vrije Universiteit Brussel will launch a bachelor of science (BSc) programme in artificial intelligence beginning in the academic year 2022-23. Jan Danckaert, interim rector and vice-recto
Brand new virtual reality box for pioneering research into virtual sports
Innovations will make sports in virtual world possible Research into sports in virtual reality (VR) will soon start at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
Innovations will make sports in virtual world possible Research into sports in virtual reality (VR) will soon start at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
Boasting a RAM memory of almost 100 TB, a top performance reaching 3.3 petaflops, . Hortense has quite a list of accolades.
Vacancy Research Professor
Inleiding: The Faculty of Law and the Institute for Development policy (IOB) are seeking to fill a full-time vacancy for a Research professor in the area of sustainable development and environmental justice. As part of its dynamic research policy and supported by the possibilities offered by the Flemish Government through the resources of the Special Research Fund (BOF), the Faculty of Law and the Institute for Development policy (IOB) are seeking to fill a full-time vacancy for a Research professor (TTZAPBOF) in the area of sustainable development and environmental justice.
Inleiding: The Faculty of Law and the Institute for Development policy (IOB) are seeking to fill a full-time vacancy for a Research professor in the area of sustainable development and environmental justice. As part of its dynamic research policy and supported by the possibilities offered by the Flemish Government through the resources of the Special Research Fund (BOF), the Faculty of Law and the Institute for Development policy (IOB) are seeking to fill a full-time vacancy for a Research professor (TTZAPBOF) in the area of sustainable development and environmental justice.
Seamless communication soon possible even in crisis situations?
Scientists from IDLab, a core imec research group embedded in the universities of Ghent and Antwerp, are working on an innovative system for wireless networks to enable smooth communication even in crisis situations.
Scientists from IDLab, a core imec research group embedded in the universities of Ghent and Antwerp, are working on an innovative system for wireless networks to enable smooth communication even in crisis situations.
Recherche UCL - 10 décembre, journée internationale du climat - communiqué de presse 2017: fewer disasters but more cost damages, reports researchers of University of Louvain (UCL) EMDAT is an intern
Top secret! Decrypting the world
Imagine a society without secrets. A kind of space-time where everything and everyone would be known.
Imagine a society without secrets. A kind of space-time where everything and everyone would be known.
Robots can heal themselves
Cutting your hand, tearing a muscle, or even breaking a bone - these are all injuries that heal over time.
Cutting your hand, tearing a muscle, or even breaking a bone - these are all injuries that heal over time.
New drone can deliver parcels and save lives
Small, unmanned aircrafts that deliver parcels, help put out a fire or save lives' The CargoCopter, a new type of drone developed by engineer Bart Theys, makes all that possible.
Small, unmanned aircrafts that deliver parcels, help put out a fire or save lives' The CargoCopter, a new type of drone developed by engineer Bart Theys, makes all that possible.
