The podcast that bring to light the Smart City Institute's research. It offers keys to better understanding territorial challenges and contributing to the sustainable and smart transition of our territories.
This prize and grant are awarded to them for their work in popularising science with a view to improving the dissemination of knowledge.
Que sont les ondes gravitationnelles? Pourquoi et comment les étudier? Quelles sont les applications concrètes des développements technologiques effectués dans le cadre du projet du télescope Einstein?
A study reveals how the Japanese verb kikoyu, which originally meant "to hear", evolved to mean "to understand". This research sheds light on the cognitive mechanisms behind the semantic change of a word .
MeteoSwiss and ULiège inaugurate a new infrared spectrometer, replacing an instrument in service for over 30 years and ensuring the continuity of one of the world's longest series of atmospheric observations.
A world first that allows the scientific community to move from theoretical scenarios to solid observational evidence.
Plusieurs chercheurs de l'UR Cité s'associent pour organiser des journées d'étude portant sur les Matérialités européennes. Un appel à communication est ouvert jusqu'au 19 décembre 2025
Researchers from the Coma Science Group used in silico models to assess whether administering LSD and psilocybin could lead to increased brain activity in these patients.
The NRB-ULiège AI Chair presents TreeFinder, a method that makes LLMs traceable and auditable, paving the way for more transparent and accountable AI for companies and sensitive sectors.
Yasmine Belkaid, Director General of the Institut Pasteur in Paris and an internationally renowned immunologist, was awarded an honorary doctorate by ULiège on November 17, 2025.
A study quantifies for the first time the spatial extent of this phenomenon, which is driven primarily by human-induced landscape modification.
