Violeta Gámez Rosas receives the 2026 Chesneau Prize
An astrophysicist at the University of Liège, she has been awarded this prize for her research in the field of high-angular-resolution optical astrophysics.
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An astrophysicist at the University of Liège, she has been awarded this prize for her research in the field of high-angular-resolution optical astrophysics.
At the OHBM’s annual conference, Christophe Phillips was named a Fellow, a prestigious honor awarded to him along with four other international researchers in neuroimaging.
Among the grants awarded by the FRS-FNRS this year, 119 will finance research carried out by scientists at the University of Liège.
This award is presented to Professor Geenen in recognition of the entirety of his pioneering work on the role of the thymus in central immune tolerance towards the endocrine glands
Marine Quoibion remporte le Prix 2025-2026 du Corps Consulaire de Liège pour son mémoire sur l’impact des intelligences artificielles dans les conflits armés contemporains.
The Digital Transformation Dissertation Award is back with a second edition that will reward the best dissertations in the field of digital transformation.
This international recognition marks a major milestone for the School and confirms the quality of its teaching, research, and governance, as well as its global outlook.
The Belgian interuniversity final of the MT180 competition was held on Tuesday, May 12, at ULiège’s Gembloux campus. Fifteen doctoral students competed, with three representing each university (UCLouvain, ULB, ULiège, UNamur, UMons).
Benoît Vandenbulcke, a lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture at ULiège, is among the winners of the prestigious 2026 Mies van der Rohe Award, the highest honor in contemporary architecture in Europe.
La filière de Traduction a récompensé les lauréat·es du concours de traduction 2026 lors de la Journée portes ouvertes. 85 élèves de rhéto ont relevé des défis de traduction et de révision en plusieurs langues.
A professor and a former member of our university, they have just been honoured by the prestigious Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig for their research.
The WELBIO Investigator Program 2025, funded by the Walloon Region to support strategic research programs of excellence, has selected projects by Julien Guiot (Starting Grant), Pierre Close, Thomas Marichal, and Laurent Nguyen (Advanced Grants).