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Ships will sail greener but slower in the future | Transport and Regional Economics | University of Antwerp
Transport and Regional Economics search menu search content Ships will sail greener but slower in the future Researchers at UAntwerp and TU Delft studied alternative fuels for shipping Today’s ships mainly run on fossil fuels. Scientists from UAntwerp and TU Delft researched which alternative fuel…
Ethical code on active pluralism | University of Antwerp
Ethical code on active pluralism Philosophical diversity is an integral part of our contemporary society and of our university. In responding to this diversity, the University of Antwerp takes an actively pluralistic approach. Active pluralism shares the moral sensitivity of passive pluralism: that …
Young people on the move lost a lot, but not their potential | Network on Migration and Global Mobility | University of Antwerp
Network on Migration and Global Mobility search menu search content Young people on the move lost a lot, but not their potential Author: Joelle Badran Joelle Badran has a background in humanitarian aid and emergency response and is interested in migration studies and children on the move. She is cur…
Research Tom Coppens | Tom Coppens | University of Antwerp
Tom Coppens professor - vice-dean Research Tom Coppens Research team Research Group for Urban Development Expertise Prof dr. Tom Coppens holds a Master in Architectural Engineering (KU Leuven,1997), a master in urban planning and urbanism (KU Leuven 1999) and a PhD in architectural Engineering (KU L…
Research Projects | Henry van de Velde | University of Antwerp
Henry van de Velde search menu search content Research Projects Ongoing projects Women Building Brazil: a history of architecture from the perspective of self-building sites.(WBB). 01/09/2024 - 31/08/2026 Abstract Women Building Brazil (WBB) seeks to underscore women's contributions to architecture …
| Back to the Future | University of Antwerp
Back to the Future search menu search content Early Modern Motherhood By Sanne Hermans 21/08/2024 Most people worldwide celebrate Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May. However, exceptions exist, such as in Antwerp, where mothers are honoured on August 15 during the Catholic feast of Assumption D…
Research Peter Aerts | Peter Aerts | University of Antwerp
Peter Aerts emeritus with assignment Research Peter Aerts Research team Functional Morphology Expertise Kinesiological analyses. The evolutionary shift of Meat-EATing mammals to life in water: a deep time, multi-proxy investigation of the LOcomotion And Feeding adaptions of aquatic carnivorans (MEAT…
Research Projects | Functional Morphology | University of Antwerp
Functional Morphology search menu search content Research Projects Ongoing projects "The 'land-to-water' transition by herbivorous mammals: exploring locomotor functional morphology and performance. 01/11/2024 - 31/10/2027 Abstract Almost all terrestrial mammals have an innate ability to swim, yet o…