The researcher has just received the Collen-Franqui startup grant from the Franqui Foundation (BE) and the Young Investigator Grant from the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation (USA). Congratulations!
This grant will enable them to develop a mobile application for their "Fossils in the City" project, which introduces urban paleontology, free of charge and in a fun way.
Created on the initiative of the CHU de Liège, the ULiège, the Fonds Léon Fredericq and the Centre Anticancéreux, the Fondation Léon Frédericq encourages the projects of talented young researchers in the field of medicine and healthcare.
The director of the GIGA-Cardiovascular of ULiège and of the cardiology department of the CHU of Liège is rewarded for his major contributions in the field of cardiac diseases.
A scientific adventure in which ULiège took part and that aims to increase young people's interest in natural sciences and to prevent the shortage of science experts.
Among the scholarships awarded by the FRS-FNRS this year, 90 will finance research carried out by researchers from ULiège.
Le gouvernement japonais remet "The Order of the Rising Sun, Glod 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.
This award recognizes a scientific publication of very high quality in the field of geo-spatial sciences.
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.
Assistant lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Applied Sciences (Research Unit UEE), he receives this award for his significant contributions to hydraulic engineering.
The researcher from the School of Engineering is awarded a European grant to continue his research in the field of gravitational waves.
