
European funds ERDF and ESF+: nearly 36 million euros granted to ULiège
Every 7 years, the European Union allocates European funds to European institutions in order to help them respond to the challenges of the territories and populations.
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ULiège trains responsible citizens who are provided with cutting-edge knowledge and critical thinking, are able to share knowledge and can push forward an increasingly complex world.
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Every 7 years, the European Union allocates European funds to European institutions in order to help them respond to the challenges of the territories and populations.
A new ESA mission launched from Kourou, JUICE will reach the biggest planet of our system in 2031 to explore and observe Jupiter and its three ocean moons
TAME and Rebone will enable PhD students to be supervised on ambitious themes over the next three years.
These European Postdoctoral Fellowships of Excellence are awarded to brilliant researchers wishing to develop their scientific career through a mobility experience in Europe.
A project financed by the Walloon Region that includes two components, one of which is Win4Space, supported by ULiège and which focuses on improving satellite observations of the Earth.
A portfolio of projects financed by the Walloon Region which includes three components: FOODWal: PROTEBoost, MICROBoost and PEPTIBoost, of which ULiège coordinates the latter.
Three researchers from the ULiège have embarked on the sailing boat of the scientific mission TANGO which sails in the Antarctic waters.
An ambitious project that aims to carry out in silico tests for cartilage regenerative medicine applications.
Among the grants awarded by the FRS-FNRS this year, 75 will finance research carried out by young researchers from ULiège.
The COST program is one of the broadest frameworks for scientific cooperation in Europe and an interesting mechanism for the coordination and dissemination of the European research effort.
Research within CiTOS - Center for Integrated Technology and Organic Synthesis – at the University of Liège has converged toward a novel low footprint process.
Avec Morgane Scalbert comme autrice principale, l'article liste pour la première fois une série d’essences commerciales connues pour être dispersées et/ou abîmées par les éléphants de forêt.