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A GIGA team has just highlighted the role of perineural nets in controlling the end of the sensorimotor vocal learning in canaries.

The idea of "making China pay" for its delay in communicating information about the emergence of the new virus to Wuhan is spreading. Analysis by Hakim Boularbah, professor of judicial law.

Une équipe de chercheurs du Lepur et du Service de géographie économique vient de rédiger un nouveau numéro du Courrier hebdomadaire du CRISP sur "Le redéploiement économique de la Wallonie face à la diversité de ses territoires".

This is the main finding of a recent study conducted by ULiège researchers, which paves the way to a completely new field of research.

Assistant lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Applied Sciences (Research Unit UEE), he receives this award for his significant contributions to hydraulic engineering.

Suite à un appel à projets lancé fin mars, 13 projets innovants et collaboratifs se voient soutenus grâce à des fonds financiers mobilisés en urgence. Objectif : faire évoluer rapidemment les connaissances sur le COVID-19.

Facing the shortage of reagents needed for coronavirus detection tests, scientists at the University of Liège (GIGA, FARAH, GREENMAT) have developed a technique allowing more than 2,000 tests to be carried out per day.

We must now adapt to deconfinement. Interview with the psychologist Jérôme Englebert, for whom the notion of resilience should be used with measure and nuance.

Thanks to this app, it becomes possible to learn about good aquaponics practices while having fun. Or how science and play meet.

Right from the start of the confinement, with three counterparts from ULB and UCLouvain, Benoit Dardenne, Pr in Social Psychology, submitted psychosocial recommendations to the scientific committee.

The coronavirus crisis has led to the closure of university buildings. But does that mean the University is closed? Has it ever seen such a measure throughout its history ? Interview with Philippe Raxhon, professor of Historical Sciences.