In Nature, Professor Emmanuelle Javaux reports on the most recent advances in the analysis of biosignatures of the first traces of life on Earth, and elsewhere in the universe. Research that is at the heart of astrobiology.
With the help of the ULiège TRAPPIST-South telescope, the mission TESS led by NASA and MIT, has just laid eyes on a very interesting target.
Le Pr Patrizio Lancellotti, chercheur au GIGA décroche un financement européenne qui va lui permettre de lancer son projet de revêtement bioactif pour prévenir les infections et la thrombose des cathéters.
Climatologists from the universities of Bristol and Liege suggest that the representation of clouds in climate models is as important or even more important than the uncertainties related to the amount of greenhouse gas emissions.
In a study published in Science Advances, Benjamin G. DEWALS & William HORSNELL (University of Cape Town) found that long-term immunity against certain infections is also acquired during breastfeeding regardless of a transfer of maternal antibodies.
On the 28 may, the EcoTeam presents its vehicle, Electra, its team and its ambitions for the 2019 Shell Eco-marathon which is being held from July 1st to 5th in the suburbs of London.
Les travaux de recherche académique étalés sur trois ans auront pour but de questionner le modèle de l’entreprise familiale et de répondre à la question de savoir jusqu’où ce modèle fait sens.
Pauline MINGUET (sciences de la santé publique) et Kristel MAYENGA (ingénieur civil architecte) sont récompensées pour leur travail de fin d’études.
On 30th of April, the ULiège Authorities inaugurated the University Veterinary Clinic, the only academic hospital for animal care in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
Through two recent scientific publications in the journals PNAS and Quaternary International, Nathalie FAGEL and Elisa PLEUGER provide unpublished and essential information to this understanding.
Researchers from several universities, including Professor Hervé Vanderschuren from Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, publish important results in the journal Genome Biology.
Du 2 au 6 avril, les étudiants de master en Journalisme ont décortiqué l’information en radio (sur 48FM), en vidéo et sur le web. À voir ou à revoir : les vidéos et podcasts réalisés tout au long de la semaine.
