
Researchers uncover why humans are more sensitive than other species to a brain developmental disease
ASPM gene mutations disrupt neural stem cells, causing microcephaly and explaining human susceptibility.
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ASPM gene mutations disrupt neural stem cells, causing microcephaly and explaining human susceptibility.

Research identifies ASPM gene's role in brain growth disruption, shedding light on microcephaly.

Oostende hosted Drone West x Captains of Industry Day, where nearly 400 attendees explored innovations for maritime security.

Discovery by VIB and KU Leuven researchers points to a potential new treatment strategy.

Researchers at VIB-KU Leuven have discovered a potential new therapeutic strategy by interrupting communication between immune and cancer cells, making tumors more contained and easier to remove.

Blue Economy Science Summit fosters collaboration between research and business for faster practical applications.

POM Limburg and CERN join forces to bring advanced scientific technologies closer to Belgian companies through a new innovation hub at Corda Campus.

The AVATALK tool, developed by Howest and DAE Research, is recognized for its potential in practicing conversations with AI simulations.

The Province of Antwerp is launching a new online platform to simplify booking activities starting January 1, 2027.

KU Leuven seeks partners for further development of mosnodenvir, an oral antiviral drug proven effective against dengue.

LRM and UCLL organize interactive science workshops for pupils in Genk and Hasselt, focusing on the Einstein Telescope.

New European knowledge and innovation network EIT Water launches regional hubs to tackle water challenges.