iMagineLab is a non-profit community club where students of the Faculty of Applied Engineering can collaborate on various projects with committed friend and fellow students in addition to their eduction. With this initiative, we want to bring students of different engineering disciplines and years together. Students are able to network with other members who are also passionated about technology. Developing these network skills are the key in building your further professional career.
Besides the regular project nights, we are constantly expanding and improving the community spirit. For this, we organise various special events which members can participate, such as building challenges, competitions, Xperience On Demand and hackathons.
In the community, students get the opportunity to work out their own ideas. Furthermore, you can find team members who want to participate with your project or get support from other community members. The iMagineLab community is strongly convinced that working in team is twice as fun!
No project to work on? No problem! iMagineLab is the place to be to find inspiration. We are happy to assist you with finding the right project in your domain of interest. Also, there are ongoing community projects that are always free to join.
iMagineLab is founded by a group of students from the Faculty of Applied Engineering at the University of Antwerp. With this initiative, we want to encourage students to create projects and experiment with technology. In doing so, students can apply their knowledge and experience in their own projects. The community is located on campus Groenenborger. In addition, we are able to use the available infrastructure and tools on the campus.
As an engineer in training, you are prepared for lifelong learning and so, we try to stimulate this ability. In our projects, we work with state-of-the-art technology. Additionally, we offer our members the opportunity to learn and work on a self-chosen topic or skill on our 'Xperience On Demand' evenings.
3D-printed finger prick solution for diabetes patients with one hand or motor impairment.
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Lead editor: Thomas Huybrechts
Design by Jan Huijghebaert & Thomas Huybrechts
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