WELBIO is an inter-university research institute based in Wallonia whose mission is to support fundamental research of excellence in life sciences and to promote the exploitation of scientific results in medical, pharmaceutical and veterinary biotechnological applications. WELBIO wishes to strengthen research excellence in Wallonia and international recognition.

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ELBIO is subsidized by Wallonia. Its mission is to support strategic fundamental research through rigorously selected projects from the universities of the Walloon-Brussels Federation, with a view to promote discoveries towards industrial applications in all fields of biotechnology. Several researchers at the University of Liège benefit from WELBIO's support in the development of their research.

New Grants

Principal investigator Project title Instrument & period
Bénédicte Machiels

Pneumovirus infections lead to lasting alterations in host immunity, promoting the development of lung cancer 

WELBIO - STARTING GRANT

CHARIOT Alain

Translational reprogramming through tRNA modifications in health and diseases

WELBIO - ADVANCED GRANT

Benjamin G. DEWALS

Deciphering the mechanisms regulating the effector functions of virtual memory T lymphocytes during helminth and viral coinfections

WELBIO - ADVANCED GRANT

 

Previous grants

BUREAU Fabrice

Lung regulatory macrophages: phenotype, function and therapeutic potential

CONTINUATION GRANT

2017-2021

CHARIOT Alain

tRNA modifications

Roles of transfer RNA modification enzymes in immune response and tumor development.

CONTINUATION GRANT

2019-2021

CLOSE Pierre

THERAtRAME

Involvement of translation reprogramming via floating base modification of tRNAs in cancer

STARTING GRANT

2017-2021

MARICHAL Thomas

MUCOSAGUARD

Epithelial cells as major regulators of mucosal homeostasis: study of the regulatory role of Rab guanine nucleotide exchange factor-1 (RABGEF1).

STARTING GRANT

2017-2021

NOËL Agnès

Lymphendo

Innovative roles of uPARAP in lymphatic vessel morphogenesis and function

ADVANCED GRANT

2019-2021

CHARIOT Alain

Dissecting oncogenic pathways

Study of ELP3 and KIAA1199 proteins in tumor development and resistance to targeted therapies

 

ADVANCED GRANT

2015-2019

DESMET Christophe

Translational regulation of T cells

Translational regulation of T cell hematopoiesis and differentiation

STARTING GRANT

2015-2019

VAN STEEN Kristel

DESTINCT

Detection of statistical interactions in complex traits

STARTING GRANT

2015-2019

updated on 5/14/24

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