ULiège combines basic research with applied research to facilitate interdisciplinarity and contacts between scientists. ULiège has an active policy to encourage the development of spin-offs.
On the night of 2 January, the ULiège TRAPPIST-Sud telescope at ESO in Chile photographed the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) moving among the stars in the constellation Orion.
Michaël Gillon, Loïc Michel, Alice Mouton, Michaël Ovidio, Corentin Loron, Frédéric Kerff, Nicolas Sturaro and Damien Sluysmans, researchers at the Faculty of Science, are among the winners of the Academy's Science Class Awards 2021.
Projects of excellence that bring together leading research laboratories from the north and south of the country to boost basic research.
From fundamental research to applied research, the University of Liège is at the forefront in many fields.
At the University of Liège, the management of research activities is entrusted to the 55 Research Units which gather researchers around specific and promising themes, in a dynamic of pooling of resources.
Access the Open Repository and Bibliography (ORBi) directory, which integrates the vast network of institutional open archives around the world.
The University of Liège supports its students and researchers in their technical innovation approaches.
The SPECULOOS project - Search for habitable Planets EClipsing ULtra-cOOl Stars) aims to detect telluric planets eclipsing some of the smallest and coldest stars in the solar neighbourhood.
The forums offer a permanent programme of conferences-meetings bringing together the research, business and cultural sectors in order to stimulate creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
