Op vrijdag 27 oktober 2023 vindt opnieuw de jaarlijkse Onderzoeksdag van de Faculteit Farmaceutische, Biomedische en Diergeneeskundige Wetenschappen plaats.

Zowel nieuw aangestelde professoren als doctorandi lichten die dag hun onderzoeksproject nader toe en delen zo hun wetenschappelijke ervaringen.

Naast opleidingsspecifieke infosessies voor masterstudenten, vindt in de voormiddag een posterbeurs plaats die doorlopend te bezoeken is.

Studenten 1ste Master zijn verplicht de héle dag aanwezig, studenten 2^e Master hoeven enkel bij de presentaties in de namiddag verplicht aanwezig te zijn. Je aanwezigheid zal geregistreerd worden. 

Programma 2023

Information Sessions Master Students & Poster Session Research Groups

During the ongoing poster session students can consult the research groups' posters. From 10 am till 12 pm the participating research groups will be represented by a member of the group. All sessions take place in building Q on Campus Drie Eiken.

9 - 10 a.m.: Biochemistry & Biotechnology, Promotiezaal
Research project and Master thesis with traineeship - studying abroad                                        

10 - 11 a.m.: Biomedical Sciences, Promotiezaal
Master thesis with internship - internship abroad - Erasmus                                                 

9 - 10 a.m.: Pharmaceutical Sciences, Aula FN
Master thesis (K. Foubert, H. De Loof)                                      

10 - 11 a.m.: Pharmaceutical Sciences, Aula FN

Advanced Master programmes: Doctoral Training (W. Martinet), Hospital Pharmacy (I. De  Meester), Industrial Pharmacy (F. Kiekens), Advanced Master of Laboratory Medicine (I. De Meester)

Presentations Research Day 2023

13h00:   Prof. dr. Chris Van Ginneken,  vice- dean

                Welcome

Session 1: chair Prof. Dr. Winnok De Vos

13h10-13h40: “Generation of oocytes from stem cells, an ambitious game changer for fertility preservation, in both animals and humans”,  Prof. dr  Ruth Appeltant

13h40-13h55: “A Trojan horse strategy to make tumors ferroptosis sensitive”, Ine Koeken (PhD-student Department Biomedical Sciences)

13h55-14h10: “Evaluation of functional and molecular markers of doxorubicin-induced cardiovascular toxicity”, Matthias Bosman  (PhD-student Department Pharmaceutical Sciences)

14h10-14h25 : “Risk factors associated with severe rsv infection in infants: what is the role of viral co-infections?” Kim Stobbelaar (PhD-student Department Biomedical Sciences)

 14.25 – 14.55: “Dissecting the role of human microglia in neurodegeneration”, Prof. dr. Renzo Mancuso

15h-15h30:  break

Session 2: chair: Prof. Dr. Adrian Covaci

15h30-16h00: " Pyroptosis in Infections and Auto-inflammatory Diseases", Prof. dr. Andy Wullaert

16h-16h15: “Phytochemical and analytical investigations on Maca (Lepidium meyenii)”, Ngoc Thao Tien LE (PhD-student Department Pharmaceutical Sciences)

15h15-16h30: “The impact of drenching on the pre-weaning resilience of low birth weight piglets”, Kevin Van Tichelen  (PhD-student Department Veterinary Sciences)

16h30-16h45: " IMPRESS: Improved Methylation Profiling using Restriction Enzymes and smMIP sequencing, Combined with a New Biomarker Panel, Creating a Multi-Cancer Detection Assay”, Thomas Vanpoucke (PhD-student Department Biomedical Sciences)      

16h45:  Prof. dr. Koen Augustyns, dean

               Closing remarks