PAIN (Pain, Action and INterference) (PAIN) Ghent University
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The Belgian Pandemic Intelligence Network (BE-PIN). (BE-PIN) University of Antwerp
Sciensano, Hasselt University, Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp (ITM), Université Libre de Bruxelles, Centre for Health Economics Research and Modelling of Infectious Diseases (CHERMID)
BE-PIN sets the scientific and organisational foundations for a multidisciplinary, collaborative intelligence network capable of addressing future pandemic and epidemic risks. We work towards better access to data, more advanced analytical capacities, and tailored tools providing important insights for decision-making and communication at federal and regional levels. We will identify the current gaps in data preparedness, validation and ...
The Belgian Pandemic Intelligence Network (BE-PIN) Institute of Tropical Medicine
Hilde Stevens, Marius Gilbert, David Domingo, Evelyne Cleynen, Philippe Beutels, Niel Hens, Wim Van Bortel
Pharmaceutical Public Health, Université libre de Bruxelles, Sciensano, Brussels, Belgium, University of Antwerp, Hasselt University, Emerging Infectious Diseases, Entomology
The Belgian Pandemic Intelligence Network - BE-PIN sets the scientific and organisational foundations for a multidisciplinary, collaborative intelligence network capable of addressing future pandemic and epidemic risks. We work towards better access to data, more advanced analytical capacities, and tailored tools providing important insights for decision-making and communication at federal and regional levels.
Pain by association: A classical conditioning approach (Pain by association) Ghent University
Pain syndromes are amongst the syndromes that have the highest burden on life. Confronted with
the inexplicable nature of many pains, medicine has turned to psychology for answers. In response
to this call, some researchers have proposed that pain can be learned through classical conditioning.
The frequent co-occurrence of a neutral stimulus (CS: Conditioned Stimulus) with a noxious stimulus
(UCS: ...
PAIC (PAIC) AP Hogeschool Antwerpen
PAIC is a generative AI application for realtime image processing. This project will enable the team to test hypotheses regarding the technological solution, in conjunction with market research. This is a non-confidential abstract that doesn’t fully cover the planned, confidential activities within this project.
PAIC: Promptable AI Camera (PAIC) AP Hogeschool Antwerpen
PAIC is a generative AI application for realtime image processing.
This project will enable the team to test hypotheses regarding the technological solution, in conjunction with market research. This is a non-confidential abstract that doesn’t fully cover the planned, confidential activities within this project.
PAIC: Promptable AI Camera. (PAIC) University of Antwerp
PAIC is a generative AI application for realtime image processing. This project will enable the team to test hypotheses regarding the technological solution, in conjunction with market research. This is a non-confidential abstract that doesn't fully cover the planned, confidential activities within this project.
PAIC: a generative AI application for realtime image processing. (PAIC) University of Antwerp
PAIC is a generative AI application for realtime image processing. This project will enable the team to test hypotheses regarding the technological solution, in conjunction with market research. This is a non-confidential abstract that doesn't fully cover the planned, confidential activities within this project.
GAINS (GAINS) Ghent University
GAINS, the deep tech co-innovation centre in artificial intelligence (AI) and photonics, is a large-scale public-private partnership to accelerate sustainable, deep tech digital innovations.
A review to document and characterize the aggregation models used in agricultural value chains for biofortified crops globally and within the Commercialisation of Biofortified Crops (“CBC”) programme. (GAIN 2022) Ghent University
Through the Commercialising Biofortified Crops (CBC) programme, GAIN and HarvestPlus share an ambition to expand coverage of biofortified nutrient dense foods to at least 190 million consumers by 2022. The current focus will be on biofortified varieties of six highly promising crops, developed by HarvestPlus and its partners. These crops form the frontline cluster of sentinel nutritious staple crops to be considered for commercialisation at ...