Faculty of Engineering and Architecture

Progressive collapse of buildings can be avoided

Luchuan Ding's PhD thesis examined how progressive building collapse can be avoided in the future.

A more economical light source so photonic chips consume less energy

In his PhD, Jeroen Goyvaerts investigated how a more economical light source could drive photonic chips for longer and thus consume less battery.

Studying molecules at the nanoscale using light scattering

In his PhD, Kristof Reynkens examines how molecules can be studied at the nanolevel via Raman spectroscopy, allowing the technique to be used outside a lab ...

International Francqui Professor Chair for Prof. Dr. Anthony D. Rollett

We have the pleasure to invite you to the inaugural lecture and subsequent lectures of Prof. Dr. Anthony D. Rollett, International Francqui Professor.

An intelligent tutoring system for software developers that makes software development more secure and faster

Pieter De Cremer has developed an intelligent tutoring system for software developers that makes software more secure right from the development phase.

More successful placement of knee replacements thanks to robotics

In his doctorate, Stijn Herregodts examined how knee replacements can be made without damaging the surrounding soft tissues.

Detecting internal damage in fiber-reinforced polymers faster and more effectively

In his doctorate, Joost Segers researched how internal damage to fiber-reinforced polymers parts (of aircraft, for example) that is invisible to the naked eye ...

Are foundations of offshore wind turbines sufficiently protected from the forces of the sea?

In his PhD, Minghao Wu investigates the stability of the erosion protection applied around the foundations of offshore wind turbines.

Cooling components more effectively to make electric cars cheaper

In his doctorate, Ilya T'Jollyn investigated how two-phase cooling of components can be further optimised.

Improving the steel production process through better knowledge of the slag phase

In her PhD, Lotte De Vos studied the mechanisms that occur during the slag phase in the melting of steel. "As a result, steel can be produced in an even more ...

Progressive collapse of buildings can be avoided

A more economical light source so photonic chips consume less energy

Studying molecules at the nanoscale using light scattering

International Francqui Professor Chair for Prof. Dr. Anthony D. Rollett

An intelligent tutoring system for software developers that makes software development more secure and faster

More successful placement of knee replacements thanks to robotics

Detecting internal damage in fiber-reinforced polymers faster and more effectively

Are foundations of offshore wind turbines sufficiently protected from the forces of the sea?

Cooling components more effectively to make electric cars cheaper

Improving the steel production process through better knowledge of the slag phase

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