Sophie obtained a "young researcher" funding of 60.000€ for her project on the effect of alcohol on the brain of adolescents and Pierre a credit of 120.000€ for his projects on the use of the 7 Tesla MRI in neurological research.

Professor emeritus of the University of Liege, this prize is awarded for his innovative work in the fields of avian endocrinology and neurobiology.

Charlotte Martial (Coma Science Group, GIGA-Consciousness) received this award from the International Brain Injury Association in Dublin on Friday. It rewards her work on disconnected consciousness. Congratulations !

Researcher at GIGA and CIRM, this fellowship will enable him to continue his research into the pharmacology of G-Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs).

These European Postdoctoral Fellowships of Excellence are awarded to brilliant researchers wishing to develop their scientific career through a mobility experience in Europe.

263 PhDs with thesis and 11 honorary doctorates were honored this Saturday, March 25, 2023 during a ceremony organized on the Sart Tilman campus.

Here are some pictures of this event!

Each year, the Foundation for Future Generations rewards young graduates who have presented quality work on the "transformation of the world". For this 2023 edition, there are seven nominees at ULiège, including four winners.

Our students Adrien Colmonts, Antoine Duysinx, Arthur Fossion and Corentin Werenne are the winners of the Benelux final of the prestigious CFA® Institute Research Challenge. Congratulations!

Researchers and teachers at the University of Liège, they receive this honor for their careers and achievements, which contribute to the reputation of the City of Liège

L'Académie royale de Médecine de Belgique a accueilli samedi 28 janvier 2023 ses nouveaux membres associés belges, parmi lesquels cinq académiques de l'Université de Liège.

The 2021-2022 Prize of the Consular Corps of the Province of Liège is awarded to Mr. Antoine Leclère, holder of a Master's degree in History at ULiège,  for his masters thesis presented in 2021.

The prize of 400,000 euros was awarded, in the presence of HRH Princess Astrid, to Professor Karelle Leroy (ULB) for her research on Alzheimer's disease.