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31 Ghent University researchers are 'Highly Cited Researcher 2021'

This year, Ghent University has no less than 31 researchers with Highly Cited status. This is a fine recognition of the quality of its publications and their ...

European funding for innovative research at Ghent University that detects and treats hearing loss

With a Transition Grant from the European Innovation Council (EIC), Ghent University Professor Sarah Verhulst and her team hope to bring a new type of hearing ...

Ghent University challenges excelling students to participate in educational innovation

Some students need an extra challenge. Ghent University differentiates itself by offering these students an interesting challenge in addition to their regular ...

Ghent University researchers win ERC Consolidator Grant

Four Ghent University researchers win an ERC Consolidator Grant. This important European research grant enables them to continue their groundbreaking research.

Ghent University researchers explain their research in a Twitter Thread

Fourteen UGent PhD candidates were brave enough to take on the #ThesisThread challenge. Three of them will move on to the final jury.

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 'Cellular crosstalk in the muscle microenvironment: implications for exercise and rehabilitation'

To deciphere the mechanisms of blood vessel growth and endothelial metabolic crosstalk in the muscle following exercise and/or muscle injury.

Lecture 'Clinical neuroscience and the heart-brain axis'

This talk will detail how cardiac afferent signals can interact with neuronal mechanisms to alter emotion processing.

Lecture 'Finding the sweet spot of prostate-specific antigen'

This talk will focus on the potential of altered prostate-specific antigen glycosylation for the diagnosis of prostate cancer.

Lecture 'Meet the PhD Jury - Atypical Osteogenesis Imperfecta'

Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is the commonest form of heritable bone fragility.

31 Ghent University researchers are 'Highly Cited Researcher 2021'

European funding for innovative research at Ghent University that detects and treats hearing loss

Ghent University challenges excelling students to participate in educational innovation

Ghent University researchers win ERC Consolidator Grant

Ghent University researchers explain their research in a Twitter Thread

GUM opens exhibition 'Phallus. Norm & Form.'

Lecture 'Cellular crosstalk in the muscle microenvironment: implications for exercise and rehabilitation'

Lecture 'Clinical neuroscience and the heart-brain axis'

Lecture 'Finding the sweet spot of prostate-specific antigen'

Lecture 'Meet the PhD Jury - Atypical Osteogenesis Imperfecta'

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