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Our Address
Inflammation Research Center (IRC) |
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The reception desks (main entrance and deliveries) of the FSVM building will be closed on
- 24 Mar 2017 (Dies Natalis UGent)
- 17 Apr 2017 (Easter Monday)
- 27 & 28 Apr 2017 (VIB Seminar)
- 1 May 2017 (Labour Day)
- 25 May 2017 (Ascension) and 26 May 2017
- 5 June 2017 (Whit Monday)
- 10 & 11 Jul 2017 (Day of the Flemish Community)
- 17 Jul 2017 till 21 Jul 2017 (Gentse Feesten and Belgian National Holiday)
- 14 & 15 Aug 2017 (Assumption of Mary)
- 1 Nov till 3 Nov 2017 (All Saints' Day & All Souls' Day)
- 25 Dec 2017 till 2 Jan 2018 (Christmas holiday)
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How to get there
By public transportation :
In front of the railway station (Gent St. Pieters) take bus 70 (to Zwijnaarde), bus 71 (to Oudenaarde), bus 72 (to Merelbeke), bus 48 (to Zottegem) or bus 49 (to Geraardsbergen). Exit "Bollebergen" (the first stop after the bridge over the canal and the motorway) is at the entrance of the "Technologiepark".
Click here for a map with the busses in Gent.
More travel information :
By car :
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The city of Ghent and Flanders Biotech Valley
The IRC facilities are located since 2003 in the Technology Park, also known as Flanders Biotech Valley, at the outskirts of Ghent. Besides the IRC and the VIB department of Plant Systems Biology, the campus is host to several biotech companies including ActoGenix (an IRC spin-off), Ablynx, Bayer BioScience, CropDesign, Devgen and Pronota. Starting companies are housed in the VIB bio-incubator buildings.
There is a dedicated management association for this campus: http://www.ardoyen.be/
or http://www.ardoyen.be/ardoyenmap/index.html
Ghent is a medium-size Flemish city with a long history and a rich cultural and social events calendar. With a number of over 50.000, Ghent has a large higher education students population. For more information, please visit the website of the city of Ghent ( http://www.gent.be or http://www.visitgent.be )
