Au cours de l’année académique 2022-2023, l'ONG Eclosio s’est efforcée de développer sa dimension universitaire et ses
collaborations avec l’Université de Liège et les universités locales. Découvrez quelques actions clefs !
À partir de ce 3 octobre 2023, l’ULiège lance un Repair Café sur le campus du Sart Tilman, au B8. Si vous avez des objets à réparer, foncez !
4000 arbres pour 4000 nouveaux étudiant·es ! Un projet de reboisement porté par le Green Office de l'ULiège en partenariat avec l'ONG Friendship.
Sébastien Brunet, Professor of Political Science at ULiège, attempts to persuade citizens and politicians to embark together on an exercise in imagination, and thus sow the seeds of the future we see as desirable.
The insignia will be presented to them at the start of the academic year on 19 September.
Dans le cadre de conventions avec l’Agence belge de Développement, le laboratoire Omer de la Faculté des Sciences Sociales a coordonné et réalisé récemment des études au Sénégal, en RDC, au Burkina Faso.
From Senegal to Belgium, spotlight on six projects being carried out in 2022 by Eclosio, the University of Liège's NGO.
A passionate and determined researcher, Tamara Dangouloff has swapped her nurse's coat for an ambitious and hopeful newborn screening project.
Through a series of activities, Pot'Ingé invited us on Wednesday June 28 to reflect on the role of the university in the food transition. The afternoon was organized around three themes: learning, meeting and collective construction.
In as part of a study of the ecological network conducted by the University of Liège, users of the sart Tilman site are invited to take part in a major butterfly inventory.
The energy transition requires us to turn massively to electricity to power our cars and homes. It's a challenge that the power grid specialist wants to turn into a tremendous opportunity.
At the Belgian pavilion of the International Architecture Exhibition, Bento and Vinciane Despret are questioning our extractivist production system, identifying and developing building alternatives using materials derived from living organisms.
