Research groups

Mathematical Programming Group develops theory, methods, and software for efficiently solving optimization and decision problems using modern computin

Read more about the research group Matrix Computations with Applications.

Francis' laboratory aims to understand the physiology and pathogenesis of bacteria.

Our group is interested in the essential regulatory processes that control and maintain neuronal activity and which malfunction cause diseases like ep

Molecular and biochemical mechanisms in viral replication and strategies viruses use to subvert host cells.

Aquatic (geo) chemistry of Mars and icy worlds in our solar system, focusing on extreme environments on Earth.

Geochemical processes on the molecular scale, in particular the water/mineral interface of silicate minerals.

Microphotonics group, we study in particular light-matter interactions at the micro scale.

The research group develops antiviral and antibacterial compounds.

Synthesis and characterization of various types of nanomaterials.

Synthesis of new materials, study of their fundamental properties and energy storage applications.

We make the best out of the heterogeneity in nanomaterials.

This seminar series focuses on the intersection between natural sciences, technology, engineering, and gender, with Maria Berge as seminar leader.

Our research is about the role of the microbiome in bees.

We are interested in privacy-aware transparent AI systems.