Events

During this event you will be informed about the differences between the academic and private sectors, how to prepare for this transition, and how to highlight the skills acquired during your doctoral studies. The event is also an opportunity to talk with people who have recently made this "big leap" and to share experiences. The event will be lead by Michel Herquet, PhD & Partner at Yuma (ex-B12 Consulting).

A free full-day event connecting researchers across disciplines who are interested in the rapidly evolving field of cognitive neuroscience.

Expand your network | Looking to explore opportunities in the Life Sciences field? Or do you want to refine your CV and motivation letter? | Participation is free but registration is necessary | career event for life sciences students and professionals

Spatial omics is a rapidly growing field that enables researchers to study spatial patterns of gene and protein expression within tissues. By revealing how cells interact in their native environment, these technologies help map disease progression, immune infiltration and treatment responses.

VIB introduces AI and Computational Biology as the newest chapter in the conference series, building on the success of the Applied Bioinformatics in Life Sciences series, which has brought together leading experts since 2016 to advance the fields of bioinformatics and computational biology.

Understanding and harnessing plant life is essential to human civilization. Plants not only feed a growing global population and support our quality of life, but also provide key renewable resources and energy. Plant research is therefore crucial for developing sustainable solutions that boost crop productivity and quality while supporting environmentally responsible agriculture.

Neuroimmunology stands at the exciting intersection of neuroscience and immunology, investigating the dynamic interactions between the nervous and immune systems and how these determine function and disease. Ongoing advancements are reshaping our understanding of the field and opening new avenues for research and therapeutic innovation.