Whether you're taking your first steps in Artificial Intelligence or looking to deepen your expertise, our AI learning portfolio offers opportunities to help you understand, navigate, and apply AI in a research environment.
From foundational concepts to more advanced applications, our courses support researchers and support staff at every stage of their AI journey. As AI continues to evolve rapidly, so does our portfolio. We regularly update and expand our offerings to reflect emerging technologies, new research applications, and the changing needs of the life sciences community.
Explore our current selection of AI-related courses and discover how AI can enhance your research, support your work, and contribute to your professional development.
Foundational courses
Generative AI
- 13 October 2026, Leuven
- 27 October 2026, Ghent:
- 3 December 2026, Ghent
Machine learning
- 18-19 November 2026, Leuven
- 29 August-3 September 2027, Blankenberghe
Science & technology events
Computational biology
- 26-27 November 2026, Online
- 9-10 December 2026, Leuven & Online
- CONFERENCE: AI and computational biology
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Imaging
- 1 October 2026, Ghent
- 2 October 2026, Ghent
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- Light microscopy summer school
Spatial Omics
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- Spatial omics summer school
Structural biology
- 5 October 2026, Brussels
- 25-26 November 2026, Ghent
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Flow cytometry
- 11 December 2026, Ghent
- 10-14 May 2027, Ghent
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Omics
- 5 March 2027
- 25 January 2027, Ghent
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Single cell technology
- 7 October 2026, Antwerp
- 18-25 September 2026, Ghent or 17-24 November, Leuven
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- Single cell transcriptomics summer school
Personal development courses
- 10 & 17 September 2026, Online
- e-learning
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