Coordinated by GREEnMat, this project brings together seven European institutions and aims to develop environmentally-friendly devices.

Within the framework of the project Human-Animal Collectives Assisting the Biosphere (HACAB), we are looking for a Post-doc researcher to join our
interdisciplinary research team. To begin February 1st, 2024

Manon Genva is first assistant for the Chemistry for Sustainable Food and Environmental Systems (CSFES) axis at Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech. She shares her interest in the chemistry of natural molecules in her research and teaching.

Prof. Frédéric Francis, entomologist and dean of the Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech faculty, has been nominated for a Certificate of Distinction awarded by the Council for International Entomological Congresses (ICE), a first for a Belgian.

Un projet qui vise à mieux comprendre les enjeux particuliers, pour différentes catégories de femmes, de l’usage (ou du non-usage) des modes actifs (marche et vélo) et de l’utilisation des infrastructures dédiées à ces modes.

Angélique Léonard, a chemical engineer at ULiège, was the guest of Professor Francesco Contino (UCLouvain) on the Exergie podcast, which focuses on energy in all its forms. 

Professors Anne-Sophie Duwez (Sciences), Françoise Remacle (Sciences) and Aurore Richel (Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech) have been appointed new full members of the Académie Royale des Sciences, des Lettres et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique.

Andréa Petitt is co-founder of Multispecies Ethnography and Artistic Methods network (MEAM).  We met her during the conference held in July in Liège. 

Résolument ancré dans les enjeux des transitions sociales, environnementales et technologiques, ce plan entend réaffirmer la responsabilité de l’ULiège dans la construction d’un avenir désirable pour toutes et pour tous.

Her project will enable her to study the impact of pharmaceutical compounds on cellular processes and their potential toxicological effects.

Two studies carried out by researchers from the GIGA CRC IVI at ULiège could provide new insights into how our brains work.

A researcher at ULiège's CEDEM, he will spend six months at the Latin American Institute (LAI) to develop his research on issues linked to migration, street vending and social protection.