Clownfish: adaptive radiation beyond specialisation with sea anemones
An international study challenges the idea that specialisation with anemones explains the diversification of clownfish.
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.
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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.
The Biological Oceanography Laboratory is involved in the PIONEER project, which aims to identify and quantify the effects of noise and chemical pollution on cetacean hearing in the Arctic.
François Beaufay, Şftefan Marincea, Xavier Raick, and Lauriane Soret, researchers from the Faculty of Sciences, are among the fifteen laureates of the Science Class awards of the Royal Academy of Belgium.
ULiège is one of 8 partners in the CNPq-supported project "Origin and Impact of Mercury Exposure through Diet and Visuomotor Alterations in the Traditional Population of the Madeira River Basin, Western Amazon".
European marine experts, including researchers from the University of Liège's FOCUS research unit, publish their recommendations for governments.
Two research teams from the University of Liège present the work they began in 2009 as part of an FNRS PDR, which led to this publication on Posidonia litter.
Le projet « BiomagniAmazon » porté par Krishna DAS (ULiège) et Paulo DORNELES (UFRJ) a été sélectionné pour figurer au programme de coopération entre le CONFAP et WBI pour les années 2025-2026.