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A novel mesofluidic approach for the destruction of chemical warfare agents like mustard gas, developed by researchers from the University of Liège
The role of this Council will be to advise the Government and examine the health consequences of per- and polyfluoroalkylated substances (PFAS).
Backed by Wallonia's innovation strategy for the agri-food sector, the PHENIX network, supported by Wallonia and the ERDF, brings together Wallonia's technology platforms.
As part of ULiège's Climate Fortnight, a special program hosted by RTBF and journalism students will be recorded in the Media Campus studios at the Grand Poste on December 5.
Research carried out at the University of Liège's EDDyLab has made it possible to trace the evolutionary convergence of these groups using 3D models.
A new, unique, cross-disciplinary course on sustainability and transition issues will be launched at ULiège from the start of the 2024-2025 academic year. It will be included in the curriculum for all bachelor students.
A new technology developed at ULiège that uses more sustainable materials to produce plastics with properties similar to conventional petro-sourced plastics.
Six millions de spécimens dans le Conservatoire, dont des holotypes et des espèces en voie de disparition
A study led by researchers at the University of Liège, using the NOMAD-UVIS instrument, has detected visible emission in the upper atmosphere of Mars.
Conférences, débats, concours d’écriture, spectacles de théâtre, ateliers d’expertises croisées, déambulations urbaines, activité éditoriale… Retour sur l’histoire et sur la pertinence d’une “maison sans porte, ni fenêtre”, ouverte sur le monde.
This study, in which scientists from the PSILab at ULiège took part, opens up a new path for studying exoplanets that can be observed by direct imaging.