Conférences, débats, concours d’écriture, spectacles de théâtre, ateliers d’expertises croisées, déambulations urbaines, activité éditoriale… Retour sur l’histoire et sur la pertinence d’une “maison sans porte, ni fenêtre”, ouverte sur le monde.

Every year, as part of the Master's program in Chemical Engineering, students in Master 1 carry out an integrated project. Throughout the year, they design and optimize a chemical process for the production of a specific product.

A message from the Rector, Anne-Sophie Nyssen, reminding us that the University must be a place of dialogue, tolerance and solidarity between peoples and cultures.

This project aims to create deep scientific knowledge to foster the reduction of landfilling and CO2 emissions, as well as depletion of non-renewable resources by the concrete industry. 

TES, a global green energy company at the forefront of the production of e-NG, and the Smart Grids group of the University of Liège (ULiège), led by Professor Damien Ernst, have successfully wrapped up their first joint research.

A welcome evening was organized at the Salle académique of the University of Liège, on Tuesday October 24. It was an opportunity to extend a warm welcome, enjoy the friendly atmosphere of Liège and get to know each other better.

Exploring the impact of the energy transition on electricity distribution systems: a journey in search of equilibrium in the game between the network operator and its users

Le concours a été remporté par une équipe d'étudiant·es de la Faculté des Sciences appliquées avec leur projet "Peach" ayant pour but de soulager les douleurs menstruelles.

Prof. Luc Courard and prof. Jacques Teller's teams are looking for a post-doc researcher in the field of recycling construction and demolition waste.

Mise en place d’outils numériques de virtualisation des cellules lymphatiques afin d’améliorer la compréhension de leur comportement lors d’une inflammation chronique

An FNRS PhD fellowship for Zoé Deckers: study of carbon-carbon composites for sodium-ion battery electrodes

Amélie Paterka (Faculté des Sciences appliquées) remporte le prix SECO pour son travail de fin d’études qui porte sur l’analyse des dommages structuraux causés aux bâtiments lors des inondations de juillet 2021.