
The effects of tightening a molecular knot
Force spectroscopy experiments conducted by chemists from ULiège decipher the mechanical effects of tightening a knot in molecules.
Force spectroscopy experiments conducted by chemists from ULiège decipher the mechanical effects of tightening a knot in molecules.
A history rich in scientific and technological collaborations that has led to numerous discoveries in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics.
Toujours attractive, l’entité accuse son âge et un bon lifting s’avère nécessaire : la toiture du bâtiment doit être remplacée. Il faut donc emballer, protéger et déplacer toutes les pièces qui constituent les collections.
Within the framework of an Erasmus project called CHILDRN, with the support of the European Commission, the Hugo Observatory hosted two professors from the National University of Maldives last November.
Hubert Damas and Alberto Borges, both oceanographers from ULiège, have studied some of the great African lakes in the 1930s and today. These studies bring unexpected scientific results.
Combining a career and university studies is possible at the University of Liege. A total of 207 applications have been selected by the Academic Commission for the 2022-2023 academic year.
An international study involving Annick Wilmotte, botanist at ULiège, shows that ten key management strategies could benefit 84% of plants and animals.
The ULiège MOOC's are available to Internet users as a valuable support in continuing education and remediation. Some of them are integrated into the students' curricula, ensuring interactive and multimedia learning. (french only)
The Interreg EMR-funded project is almost completed after over four years of research that led to the establishment of a unique state-of-the-art technology platform in Europe.
Among the grants awarded by the FRS-FNRS this year, 75 will finance research carried out by young researchers from ULiège.
The BCCM/ULC cyanobacteria collection of the ULiège InBios research unit is part of the new European Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure (MIRRI).
A study carried out by researchers at the EDDyLab of the ULiège provides a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms of sabre-toothed carnivore bites.