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Ugent Withdraws From Collaboration with Israeli Partner Following European Commission Approval

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Ghent University has officially ended its participation in the European research project OSTEONET, in which it collaborated with a negatively evaluated Israeli partner. "Since it is clear that the European Commission approves such a withdrawal and imposes no sanctions, we can now take further steps to try to withdraw from the other ongoing projects as well," UGent reported on Saturday.

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Ugent Withdraws From Collaboration with Israeli Partner Following European Commission Approval

Ghent University has officially ended its participation in the European research project OSTEONET, in which it collaborated with a negatively evaluated Israeli partner. "Since it is clear that the European Commission approves such a withdrawal and imposes no sanctions, we can now take further steps to try to withdraw from the other ongoing projects as well," UGent reported on Saturday.

·Antwerp, Belgium
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vrt broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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