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Lecture 'Meet the PhD Jury: How Hydrogeology Is Succeeding and Failing Society and What We Can Do about It'

Ty Ferré, professor at the University of Arizona, will discuss how science can do as much as it can to support water-resources decision-making.

Lecture 'Geology in the picture: Tree Story: the history of our climate written in rings'

Valerie Trouet discusses how tree rings can be used to study the impact that climate and climate change have had on ecosystems and societies in the past.

Virologist Steven Van Gucht is the very first ‘Ghent University alumnus of the year’

He has played an incredibly important role in fighting the corona pandemic and makes regular appearances in the media. And on top of that, Steven Van Gucht can ...

Info session 'Master of Science in Bioinformatics'

The Master program and the relevance of bioinformatics and computational biology will be presented.

Happening: 'Meet & Greet with the Ghent University Global Campus'

Get to know the people and their research at the Ghent University Global Campus in Incheon, South Korea.

Lecture 'On the risk of bias and how to account for it in Meta-Analysis'

Outreach event of the winter school on Design and Analysis of Clinical Trials, open and free for all Ghent University staff.

More insights of our honorary doctors through several lectures

On the occasion of Dies Natalis, Ghent University is awarding 7 honorary doctorates. 4 honorary doctors will give a lecture in the run-up to Friday - on ...

GUM opens exhibition 'Phallus. Norm & Form.'

On March 24th, the exhibition 'Phallus. Norm & Form' opens in GUM, Ghent University's Museum. The exhibition will be smashing all sorts of stereotypes on sex, ...

Lecture 'Meet the PhD Jury: Dynamic Incremental Semi-Supervised Fuzzy Clustering for Data Stream Classification'

Public lecture by Prof. Casalino (University of Bari), jury member of the PhD thesis of Oliver Lenz.

Lecture 'Stress-induced clustering of the stress sensor IRE1α is driven by the intrinsically disordered regions within its ER lumenal domain'

The unfolded protein response sensor, IRE1, signals by clustering in the endoplasmic reticulum. How this clustering takes place, will be explained.

Lecture 'Meet the PhD Jury: How Hydrogeology Is Succeeding and Failing Society and What We Can Do about It'

Lecture 'Geology in the picture: Tree Story: the history of our climate written in rings'

Virologist Steven Van Gucht is the very first ‘Ghent University alumnus of the year’

Info session 'Master of Science in Bioinformatics'

Happening: 'Meet & Greet with the Ghent University Global Campus'

Lecture 'On the risk of bias and how to account for it in Meta-Analysis'

More insights of our honorary doctors through several lectures

GUM opens exhibition 'Phallus. Norm & Form.'

Lecture 'Meet the PhD Jury: Dynamic Incremental Semi-Supervised Fuzzy Clustering for Data Stream Classification'

Lecture 'Stress-induced clustering of the stress sensor IRE1α is driven by the intrinsically disordered regions within its ER lumenal domain'

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