66 research outputs found
Sortase A-mediated site-specific labeling of camelid single-domain antibody-fragments: a versatile strategy for multiple molecular imaging modalities
Imaging- and therapeutic targets in neoplastic and musculoskeletal inflammatory diseas
COST Action CA19114, Network for Optimized Astatine labelled Radiopharmaceuticals
Cancer is a major health concerns for European citizens. Thus, the main research aim of this Network for Optimized Astatine labeled Radiopharmaceuticals (NOAR) COST Action is to successfully demonstrate that one of the most promising radionuclides for Targeted Alpha Therapy (TAT), namely astatine-211, can become the European standard for treatment of certain cancerous pathologies. To this end, an efficient networking is essential among all European stakeholders interested in promoting astatine-211 for medical applications.
NOAR COST Action brings together European and international excellence labs, astatine-211 production centers, hospitals, industry and patient associations from more than 20 countries, thus covering the whole value chain of innovation: production, chemistry, radiochemistry, biology, preclinical and clinical research and delivery of radiopharmaceuticals to patients.
A European web portal will be created containing information for patients, practitioners, researchers, Industry and as a contact point for National and European patient associations.
The idea is to gather forces at the European level in order to implement actions to leverage hurdles to the development of this powerful radionuclide and to identify pathologies in which it will be particularly relevant.
A special emphasis will be given to train a new generation of young researchers and PhD students, promoting interdisciplinary competencies through international and inter-sectoral mobility.
The long-term goal of this project is to make Astatine-211 technology available to all European citizen
[correspondence] Brief aan Nicolas Hulin te Gent.
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Het Belgisch beroepsgoederenvervoer over de weg in de Europese eenheidsmarkt /
Diss. lic. toegepaste economische wetenschappen: bedrijfseconomische richtin
Stuck between me: A psychodynamic view into career inaction
We all know people who want to make a change in their careers but do not act on this desire. Yet this phenomenon, recently labeled “career inaction” (Verbruggen & De Vos, 2020), has received almost no research attention to date. To address this gap and enrich our understanding of career inaction, this paper explores the lived experiences of 43 individuals characterized by inaction. Employing a qualitative research design and informed by the broader literature on psychodynamics, we find that people's experience of inaction is emotionally tense and situated among the interaction of three psychodynamic “me”-identifications: the “striving me,” the “comfortable me,” and the “uncertain me.” Our study further identifies various tension-easing strategies that help people ease the psychological strain of career inaction, even though their inaction often continued. Altogether, our study enriches and extends extant theorizing on career inaction and calls for a renewed focus on bounded rationality and emotionality in contemporary careers.This project is funded by the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO) under grants CARST
G0E8318N and SB/1SE6421N and by the Internal Funds KU Leuven (Postdoctoral mandate
PDMT 1/21/008
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