KU Leuven
KU Leuven is an international community where innovative research forms the basis of all our academic programmes. Across the university, driven researchers and curious students continually gain new insights and use their knowledge to tackle the foremost challenges of our time.
Permanent courses
GenAI and students: what teachers really think
webinar - online - VLIR, VAIA & Flemish Universities
Learning and assessing smarter with AI
webinar - online - VLIR, VAIA & Flemish Universities
Skills that endure as AI transforms the world
webinar - online - VLIR, VAIA & Flemish Universities
Scheduled courses
Past courses
Introduction to AI and Machine Learning for Biomedical Research
training course - online - KU Leuven, VUB, UHasselt, UGent, VAIA
Transferring AI into actions - Accelerate the EU AI industrial valorization
conference - Leuven - Siemens, RWTH Aachen, KU Leuven, TU Eindhoven
International organisations and AI governance
roundtable discussion - Leuven, online - KU Leuven
Computational approaches to Ancient Greek and Latin
two-day workshop - Leuven (or online) - KU Leuven, University of Groningen
Python for data science
training - Leuven - Vlaams Supercomputer Centrum, KU Leuven
Python for Machine Learning
training - Leuven & online - Vlaams Supercomputer Centrum, KU Leuven
Blog posts
How do you create a learning trajectory: a healthcare example
The need for retraining professionals on AI is growing ever faster. But how do you develop a tailor-made learning path that works, starts from the world of real people, and effectively helps them move forward?
GenAI in healthcare: a revolution
When we think of GenAI we usually think of ChatGPT. But GenAI, the generation of new information by an AI system, can be so much more. In healthcare this technology is rapidly changing the sector, via synthetic data, digital twins, foundational models and last but certainly not least: administrative automation and streamlining.
How can AI be used in healthcare?
AI is rapidly transforming the healthcare domain. From diagnosis to treatment: AI helps doctors and other medical professions to take better-informed decisions and to supply more personalised care.
Experts
Jan Swevers
KU Leuven
Joris Vermeesch
KU Leuven
Jeroen Raes
KU Leuven, VIB
Guy Baele
KU Leuven
Annemie Vandamme
KU Leuven
Philippe Lemey
KU Leuven
Griet Verhenneman
UGent
Kaat Hebbrecht
UPC KU Leuven