Le gouvernement japonais remet "The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon" au Professeur Andreas Thele en reconnaissance de son engagement en faveur de la promotion des échanges académiques et des relations belgo-japonaises.

Each year, the Foundation for Future Generations rewards young graduates who have presented quality work on the "transformation of the world". For this 2020 edition, six nominees have been nominated at ULiège, two of which are laureates.

The Ecopoon project, a range of edible and biodegradable cutlery designed by two young graduates from HEC-Liège, won a €5,000 grant from the Albert Vanhee Fund of the Foundation for Future Generations.

The researcher from the School of Engineering is awarded a European grant to continue his research in the field of gravitational waves.

It is in the category "Best MOOC designed by a University" that ULiège's MOOC was awarded in Paris in the presence of 150 actors from the e-learning world. A superb international recognition for the ULiège MOOCs team!

Mood, attention, sleep-wake cycle and hormone regulation are functions affected by the high light exposure characteristic of our contemporary lifestyle. Dr. Gilles Vandewalle will study the non-visual impact of light.

Les travaux de fin d'études d'Alexandra Marion, Nicolas Sougnez et Youri Dor ont impressionné le jury.

This prize rewards the implementation of the LBTI instrument that allows the study of dust in the habitable zone of nearby stars.

They received their awards at the first ceremony organised by the FRS-FNRS, which brought together researchers and patrons.

Winner of the Prix Francqui 2017, Steven Laureys receives the Generet Prize, managed by the King Baudouin Foundation, worth one million euros for research into the "post-coma" period.

These credits are granted to researchers developping projects of excellence.

The prizes awarded on 10 December 2019 in Brussels reward innovative and promising research in the fields of coma for the first and asthma treatment for the second.