Research Day
Because we want to encourage knowledge sharing, we organise an annual Research Day for all researchers from the faculties of Medicine and Health Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Veterinary Medicine.
You can expect an exciting programme with presentations by students and researchers, workshops and lectures by international guest speakers. So mark Thursday 30 March 2023 in your diary.
This is an initiative of the Scientific Research Committees and Student Councils of the 3 participating faculties.
Programme
8:45 |
Registration |
9:15 |
Welcome |
9:30 |
Keynote lecture "Engineered nanobodies for applications in structural biology and drug design"By prof. Jan Steyaert, Full professor Department of Bio-engineering Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) & Research Director VIB-VUB center for Structural Biology |
10:00 |
Keynote lecture "Surgery 4.0.: The impact of AI on the future of surgery"By dr. ir. Pieter De Backer, |
10:30 |
Coffee break |
11:00 |
Concurrent 10' presentationsNo recording available |
12:30 |
Lunch |
13:15 |
Concurrent workshops
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14:15 |
Short break |
14:30 |
Keynote lecture "Medical imaging & analysis in the era of AI"By prof. Peter Claes, Full professor Department of Electrical Engineering & Departement of Human Genetics, KU Leuven |
15:00 |
1' Poster pitch presentations & Information stands during coffee break |
16:30 |
Keynote lecture "The importance of diversity in academics: when different backgrounds meet, new ideas arise"By Minister Petra De Sutter, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Enterprises and Civil Service Affairs |
17:00 |
Award ceremony |
17:15 |
Reception |
Organising committee
Members of the Scientific Research Committees (CWOs) and Student Councils (StuGG, StuFF and DSR) of the faculties of Medicine and Health Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Veterinary Medicine: Renée Bultijnck, Sofie Beyaert, prof. Piet Cools, prof. Eric Cox, prof. Aurélie Crabbé, Charlotte Crokaerts, prof. Siska Croubels, prof. Elfride De Baere, Kim De Keyser, Melissa Engelen, prof. Herman Favoreel, prof. Christophe Stove, Maja Van Bouchaute, Leni Vangrieken, prof. Hans Van Vlierberghe.