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• Vito Adriaensens • Steven Jacobs • Lisa Colpaert • Karel De Cock EMBOCON. Embedded Optimization for Resource Constrained Platforms. K.U.Leuven Abstract: No English Abstract Organisations: • ESAT - STADIUS, Stadius Centre for Dynam Researchers: • Jan Swevers • Moritz Diehl CORINTHIAM: Central Offices Responsible for the Integration at Home of Internationalization as Assurance of quality in the Meda region Vrije Universiteit Brussel Abstract: Strengthening the cooperation between EHEA and Middle East region by establishing structural measures that facilitate exchange mobility, joint programmes and mutual recognition of diplomas. Organisations: • Social Research Researchers: • Carlos MACHADO GARCIA 15 reactions DNAse cleancys / 1 x 96-well plate QPCR + reagents Universiteit Hasselt Abstract: This offer represents a formal service agreement between the parties CMK(research institute at Hasselt University), and on the other hand, PHL. The research institute CMK provides PHL research results on '15 reactions DNAse cleancys / 1 x 96-well plate QPCR + reagents' under the conditions as stipulated in the present contract. Organisations: • Environmental Biology • Research Institute: Centre for Environmental Sciences Researchers: • Tony REMANS Development of new HIV microbicides. University of Antwerp Abstract: Development of new HIV microbicides. Organisations: • Medicinal Chemistry (UAMC) Researchers: • Koen Augustyns • Muthusamy Venkatraj Optimal buildings towards intelligent energy networks. K.U.Leuven Abstract: As a current recast of the EU-legislation 2002/91/EG obliges to build nearly zero-energy buildings by 2020, an increased implementation of distributed sources of renewable energy and an intelligent energy network becomes a condicio sine qua non. The doctoral research focuses on the required transdisciplinary focus of building energy conservation at districtlevel.Three goals are set. The first objective treats a bottom-up local energy service (BLUES) model describing the building service demandat both the scale of a building zone, a single building and a building district determined by the mesoscales diversity in population and typology. The BLUES model aims to bridge urban planning and development on theone hand, and thermal and electric district engineering on the other hand having building physics in-between. The implementation of the model will - together with complementary parallel research at other departmentsdealing with both thermal and electrical energy - result in an integrate Organisations: • Department of Civil Engineering Researchers: • Dirk Saelens • Ruben Baetens Disintegration of Return Activated Sludge (RAS) and cryptic growth to reduce excess sludge in biological activated sludge systems K.U.Leuven Abstract: The activated sludge process is the most widely utilized method for wastewater treatment process due to its relatively low cost and relative ease of operation. The biological treatment of wastewater results in the generation of a considerable amount of activated sludge that has to be wasted. The expense for excess sludge treatment has been estimated to be 5060% of the total expense of a wastewater treatment plant. When the excess sludge is of low quality, it cannot be treated as a secondary raw material, and it must be removed with the best available technology (bats). The bats-report for waste water purification sludge indicates that sludge drying and dewatering and thermal incineration as a high calorific source are the most appropriate technologies for the processing of this waste stream. In some cases, for example in the food industry, the secondary sludge serve as secondary raw material in the agricultural sector. In all other cases, the incineration of waste water purification s Organisations: • Chemical and Biochemical Process Technol Researchers: • Sven Liers • Ilse Smets • Jan Van Impe • Nico Lambert Optimale schouderprotheses op maat. K.U.Leuven
Abstract: No English Abstract Organisations: • Biomechanics Section Researchers: • Jozef Vander Sloten • Koen Eraly Robustness in Holonic Scheduling Execution for Manufacturing Systems K.U.Leuven Abstract: No English Abstract Organisations: • Centre for Industrial Management / Traff Researchers: • Dirk Cattrysse • Rudi Bahtiar Development of a 3D GIS analysis tool for Heritage Management in Historic Buildings in Cuenca Ecuador K.U.Leuven Abstract: Heritage Conservation is not a simple practical issue and in order to know why a building or site is important or valuable it is also essentialto understand it. This necessarily involves a close approach to the heritage site in order to record and gather all forms of relevant information pertaining to it. The information that facilitates an understanding of the monument including its survey becomes a prerequisite for conservation. It implies that much of the time of a restoration the architect or heritage recorder is spent on site, analyzing the building and collecting photos, data and measurements which will be used later. The processof the decision-making will also depend on reflections of different types, which are crucial to the assessment process for identifying, the values of the heritage site and the significance of the building as part ofthe heritage of the city. The computer revolution has provided at least partial solutions to these tasks but, so far, has addressed onl Organisations: • Building Materials and Building Technolo Researchers: • Koenraad Van Balen • Thérèse Steenberghen Sustainable Manufacturing: A system approach K.U.Leuven Abstract: Manufacturing industry is the end-use sector that globally consumes most energy. Therefore, more energy efficient manufacturing processes can have a very significant contribution towards a more sustainable future. Improvement over the production process technology is an option to reducethe energy consumption of manufacturing sector. As the targeted future energy consumption becomes more stringent and the time to achieve it becomes more pressing, it is also necessary to include the factor of energyusage in manufacturing during the product design phase. Appropriate methods are required for both process and product-oriented approaches in achieving energy efficient manufacturing. While ongoing research is mainly focused on standalone process analysis and optimization, in the proposed research a system approach is envisaged. Two approaches will be explored: 1. Availability of support functions, like coolant or compressed air supply, is known to be energy intensive and often characteri Organisations: • Production Engineering, Machine Design a Researchers: • Wim Dewulf • Joost Duflou Issues of wind-power integration in electric power systems and considerations on related cost aspects K.U.Leuven Abstract: The integration of wind in an electric power system is a complex matter. In this doctoral research, specific aspects, especially the dynamic characteristics, of wind integration will be investigated. Both the back-up on the short and long term will be looked at in different frameworks of investment decisions, to find an optimal balance between wind and the electric power system. A cost analysis and studying market interactions will further be focus of research. The obtained insights will yield a better understanding of the integration of wind in the electric power sector, in comparison with other energy technologies and policy instruments such as a CO2 tax or emission trading scheme. Organisations: • Applied Mechanics and Energy Conversion Researchers: • William D'haeseleer • Yannick Rombauts Breakthrough Applications for Stainless Steel Slags K.U.Leuven Abstract: Stainless steel making is accompanied by the generation of a large amount of stainless steel slag. The annual worldwide production is as high as 10 Mt, while most of the slag is landfilled. When the stainless steel slag is valorized, it is typically as fertilizer or aggregate. Other andpreferably higher value applications for these materials are therefore desirable. The objectives of this work were to investigate the potentialinfluence of mechanical and chemical alterations during hot stage and cold stage processing of the stainless steel slag on its hydraulic properties. The research work consisted of three parts.In the first part the hydraulic properties of non-treated stainless steel slag were studied.
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