Now 2022 has ended we call upon you to complete your scholarly publications in the academic bibliography Biblio for the year 2022. In doing so, please observe the following deadlines in view of the submissions for the BOF allocation key. 15 March 2023 is the deadline for registration of publications 2021-2022 eligible for the Vlaams [...]
Exam period Our exam period has now started and is running until February the 3th. In the first week of the Christmas holidays (where Ghent University is normally closed) we are open as a study location from Monday 26/12 until Friday 30/12 from 8:30 to 22:00. From Saturday 07/01 we are also open 4 weekends [...]
The Faculty Research Training Program is a one-stop-shop for training courses that help researchers to acquire basic knowledge and skills essential for research in Medicine and Health Sciences. Practical For whom? For all students, (post)doctoral researchers and academic staff of the faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. How does it work? The program is broken down [...]
From January 1, 2023, a new policy on scholarly publishing will take effect at Ghent University. It replaces the existing publication policy and deposit mandate. The new policy in a nutshell The policy outlines the university’s vision for (the future of) scholarly publishing in a changing publishing landscape, and the shared responsibilities to help realise this vision. It also contains [...]
We kindly call upon you to complete your scholarly publications in the academic bibliography for the year 2021. Deadlines March 15 2022 is the deadline for registration of publications of 2020-2021 that qualify for the Vlaams Academisch Bibliografisch Bestand for the Social Sciences and Humanities (VABB-SHW). Articles accepted in Emerging Sources Citations Index (ESCI) in [...]
From June 4 we will also be open on Saturday and Sunday (8:30 - 22:00). (Incl. Pentecost Monday 6/06) Access during the weekends is through our side door on the terrace & not throug the entrance of K3. For restroom visits & meal breaks at weekends we ask you to use the cafeteria in B3. [...]
The second episode of the podcast series created by Laurence Hendrickx on behalf of the Team Societal Outreach, entitled Sharing is caring, is available! In this episode, the focus is on how, as a researcher, you can best communicate your research results with a broader public. By sharing your results with the media, be it traditional media such [...]
Did you know that, along with you, nearly 10.000 junior researchers are conducting a doctoral study in Flanders at the moment? While these researches find their way to colleagues in the academia through scientific publications and conferences, only a small amount is brought under the attention of the general public. Enter the “Science figured out”-project. Through [...]
As a result of the decisions of the Consultative Committee, from Monday 7 March onwards, it is no longer mandatory to wear face masks anywhere at Ghent University. The mask duty disappears at the KCGG. We are allowed to open at normal capacity & we will return all seats during this week. Disinfecting the sites [...]
As a researcher, you are often asked about the ethical aspects of your research. Both Ghent University and funding agencies require that research meet the highest ethical standards. Research ethics are very diverse. Think of animal testing, clinical trials on humans, the collection of personal data, research that is useful both for civilian and militarily [...]