MARE-WIND – Biodiversity and Offshore Wind: Understanding Transformative Impacts on Marine Ecosystems – has been selected for funding under the Biodiversa+ BiodivTransform call.
With an extensive data compilation, a study from an international team has revised downwards the climate impact of lakes and rivers in the tropics.
The VIOsEA project, developed as part of the Teaching with VR programme, invites us to discover the profession of oceanographer in the exceptional environment of STARESO.
Research conducted by scientists at ULiège shows that the method used has a direct influence on plant survival.
PhD student Marine Banse is interested in sound communication in fish and its role in species evolution.
A study reveals that some Brussels ponds, although clear and apparently healthy, release more methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
An international study challenges the idea that specialisation with anemones explains the diversification of clownfish.
An international study has warned of the negative effects of certain techniques for capturing CO2 at sea on ocean oxygen.
PODCAST IN FRENCH -A new episode focusing on the challenges of preserving our oceans in the face of climate, ecological and legal crises. We discuss this with Aïda Alvera, Eric Parmentier and Philippe Vincent.
The expertise developed at the University of Liège and STARESO has enabled an effective transplantation technique to be validated, with encouraging results.
This discovery challenges the idea that these animals are mute. The sounds made - by the teeth of the upper jaws rubbing against those of the lower jaws - could represent a primitive form of warning signal.
A new European project on the downstream behavior of Atlantic salmon smolts on a long stretch of the Ourthe river basin is starting within the Management of Aquatic Resources and Aquaculture Unit.
