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Faculty Focus — 31 episodes
Research Talks #26 - Sara Van Looy: Over RSV, het einde van het seizoen en hoe we ons tegen het virus kunnen beschermen.
Research Talks #25 - Sebastiaan De Schepper: Waarom we naar de darmen moeten kijken om Parkinson beter te begrijpen.
The Faculty Book Dippers #2 - Vergeet dementie | Barbara Ceuleers en prof. Sebastiaan Engelborghs
Research Talks #24 - Sarah De Beuckeleer: The drivers of cell state plasticity in glioblastoma with image-based contextual cell profiling | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #23 - Prof. Emmy Tuenter: Natural products for human health | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #22 - Fatima den Ouden: Chemical exposure in childhood | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #21 - Arthur Steegmans: Spray freeze drying as a novel drying process for the formulation of probiotic powders | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #20 - Prof. Emanuela Pasciuto: The therapeutic potential of brain resident T cells to reduce neuroinflammation | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #19 - Paula Polanco Miquel: Lysosomal failure triggers microglial degeneration and accelerates neurodegenerative pathology | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #18 - Rita de Sousa: Production of follicles from oogonial stem cells | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #17 - Prof. Daniele Bertoglio: Application of small animal neuroimaging tools | Live from the 2025 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks - Live from the FFBD Faculty Research Day 2025 - Full episode
Research Talks #16 - Stef Lauwers: Waarom olijfolie zo goed is voor ons hart.
Research Talks #15 - Prof. Joachim Mariën: Hoe klimaatverandering het risico op nieuwe virussen vergroot.
Research Talks #14 - Alicia Macan Schönleben and Fatima den Ouden: Chemical safety of novel plant-based foods.
Research Talks #13 - Prof. Ruth Appeltant: Hoe we de neushoorn kunnen redden vanuit het lab.
Research Talks #12 - Tim Boogaerts & Natan Van Wichelen: Wat rioolwater ons allemaal kan leren.
De Terugblik #2 - Emeritus professor Louis Maes
The Faculty Book Dippers #1 - Emilie Cardon | Het Buigzame Brein
De Terugblik #1 - Emeritus professor Annemie Van der Linden
Research Talks #11 - Prof. Ruth Müller: "We have to increase ecosystem resilience combined with new vector control tools." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #10 - Olivier Beyens: "Simply stated, I use computer simulations to design a molecule that could be used for a new therapy." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #9 - Emile Verhulst: "The longer the therapeutic compound can stay in the tumor, the bigger the effect." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #8 - Laura Mariën: "On average, it takes five years for patients with a neuroendocrine neoplasm to receive the correct diagnosis." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #7 - Prof. Michaela Prothiwa: "We need alternative strategies to address antibiotic-resistant infections, one of which is targeting bacterial virulence." | From the 2024 FFBDResearchDay
Research Talks #6 - Kayhan Ilbeigi: "We aim to provide life-saving drugs while safeguarding the environment, embracing the One Health principle." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #5 - Rosanne Verboven: "Unlike stress, inflammation or an unhealthy diet, age alone does not make the gut barrier leakier." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #4 - Celeste Laureyssen: "Alzheimer’s is such a heterogenic disease, that only targeting amyloids is not enough. It’s a start." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #3 - Prof. Hans De Loof: "We have very good drugs, but they are used in a bad or extremely bad way." | Live from the 2024 FFBD Faculty Research Day
Research Talks #2 - Vanesa Nozal García: A new approach to treat acute myeloid leukemia.
Research Talks #1 - Jolien Diddens: Kunnen zebravinken ons helpen om levenslang te leren?