Research at the Faculty of Science (ULiège)
Discover through this video the wide range of research carried out at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Liege.
Research and Doctorate
At the forefront of research, the Faculty of Science develops a rigorous and innovative scientific approach that contributes to the quality of its teaching.
The Faculty is also associated with several scientific stations: in Corsica (Submarine and Oceanographic Research Station), in Switzerland (Research Station of Jungfraujoch), in Chile (TRAPPIST-Sud telescope in the Atacama desert), in Morocco (Telescope at the Ouka-Imeden Observatory) and in Belgium (Hautes-Fagnes Scientific Station at Mont-Rigi).
updated on 4/20/26
Additional resources
News & Events
Prix et récompenses
Florent Poux est le lauréat du 4e Prix Euro SDR
Cette haute distinction de l’EuroSDR récompense la meilleure thèse en Science des Données Géospatiales (GeoInformation).
Publication
Outside front cover in PCCP
A joint research paper between the groups of Prof F. Remacle (TPC), Prof J-C Monbaliu (CiTOS) and Prof G. Eppe (MSLab), MolSys research Unit, gives new insights on the adsorption mode of phosphonate-derivative molecules on silver nanoparticles.
A platform for the development of Walloon cities
The platform Villes Wallonie, set up by LEPUR researchers for the Walloon Region, aims to help cities in their urban development approach.
A publication in Nature Astronomy
Hygiea, the smallest dwarf planet in the Solar System
Observations using the Very Large Telescope (VLT) and ULiege's two TRAPPIST telescopes revealed the true shape of this planet, previously considered an asteroid.
Une publication dans Nature Communications
Immiscibility in magmas, like oil and water
Researchers from the GEOLOGY Research Unit are involved in the discovery of an important process in magmas that contributes to the formation of ore deposits.
A publication in PLoS ONE
The Black Caiman is opportunistic
A research team - including researchers from the FOCUS Research Unit - is uncovering the eating and behavioural habits of one of the largest predators in the threatened Amazon basin.
