1. University Library: The Ghent University Library is a network of faculty libraries and the iconic Book Tower. It provides access to a broad range of scholarly information, including databases, journals, books, and theses. The library also supports open access to scholarly information. You can explore their resources through the library catalogue.

2. Academic Bibliography: This is a comprehensive repository of publications by Ghent University researchers. It includes open access publications, datasets, and PhD dissertations across various disciplines. You can browse the Academic Bibliography for more information.

3. Research Support: The university offers extensive support for research activities, including funding opportunities, project management, and technology transfer. The Research Department provides detailed information on these services.

• Ghent University Global Campus (GUGC): Located in Songdo, South Korea, this campus offers bachelor’s degree programs in Environmental Technology, Food Technology, and Molecular Biotechnology. It was established in 2014 and is part of the Incheon Global Campus.

• Satellite Campuses in Belgium: In addition to its main campus in Ghent, the university has satellite campuses in Courtrai, Bruges, and Ostend³.

• Various International Partnerships and Collaborations:

  • UGent has partnerships with universities and research institutions worldwide, facilitating exchange programs, joint research projects, and collaborative academic initiatives. 
• For more detailed information, you can visit the Ghent University Global Campus page and the Campuses and Science Parks page.

1. Institute of Biomedical Technology (IBITECH): Focuses on biomedical engineering and technology.
2. Center for Materials Science and Engineering (CMSE): Specializes in materials science research.
3. Sustainable Mobility Research Lab (IDM): Dedicated to sustainable transportation solutions.
4. Cancer Research Institute Ghent (CRIG): A network of over 400 researchers working on fundamental, translational, and clinical cancer research.
5. Center for Medical Genetics Ghent: Known for its expertise in genetic analysis of hereditary diseases and certain cancers².
6. Flemish Institute for Biotechnology (VIB): Conducts life science research with a focus on translating scientific results into practical applications.

For more detailed information, you can visit the Research Institutes and Knowledge Centers page¹ and the Department of Biomolecular Medicine Research Centers page².

1. IOF-Business Development Centers: These centers are responsible for technology transfer within specific areas of expertise. Each center is headed by a business development manager who acts as the direct point of contact for industrial partnerships, including research, services, collaborative research, or IP licensing¹.

2. IOF Platforms: These platforms combine various research domains to meet the increasing social and economic importance of interdisciplinarity. The IOF platform coordinator is the central point of contact for a specific area of expertise¹.

For more detailed information, you can visit the Industrial Liaison Network page¹.

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