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VUB and VIB construct bio-incubator on VUB campus
The Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and VIB are partnering to build a bio-incubator on the VUB campus. To this end, they set up Bio Incubator Brussels bv.
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VUB archaeologists work on the coast of the future
Over the next four years, archaeologists from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, together with a multidisciplinary team of researchers from the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ), the KULeuven and Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen (Howest), will investigate how the coastal landscape in and around Ostend evolved...
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New VUB/imec spin-off Swave
Swave Photonics, an innovator in Holographic eXtended Reality (HXR) technology to bring the metaverse to life, announced a €7 million seed round.
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€3m for new cancer offensive
A consortium of the VUB and three Flemish companies has a budget of 3 million euros to test a new immunotherapy on patients with colon cancer. (Ex-) professor Kris Thielemans (VUB) is the scientific leader of the project.
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double pass partners with FIFA
VUB spin-off Double pass specialised in sport technical and talent development management, has been chosen as the partner to roll out FIFA’s new groundbreaking Talent Development Programme.
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VUB develops self-learning automatic wheelchair
A team of scientists active within the VUB AI Experience Center has now developed a new algorithm for a self-driving wheelchair that learns much faster and independently on the basis of trail and error than existing versions.
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Artificial Intelligence used to detect tumors
In cancer, AI has shown great promise in characterizing tumors, suggesting appropriate treatments and predicting patient survival.
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Smart robotic prostheses for lower limb amputees
This 3-part exclusive Youtube series 'Dox' investigates how the future of our body will look like. Scientists explain how technology is going to enhance our lives, and even be able to save it.
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Surgical Augmented Reality Assistance
A team of VUB ETRO and imec researchers is developing a technology that projects medical scans on the body of patients in real time during surgery. Using augmented reality (AR), the 3D models are shown in the exact place of operation, allowing for more precision.
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New virtual currency and AI improve green energy supply
Today more and more companies & individuals are using solar panels.
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