Xavier Raick a brillamment réussi son doctorat et a reçu la pleine reconnaissance de sa qualité au travers du Prix “Oceanography and Oceans Protection”. 

As part of the 1st Interreg VI Grande Région call, 10 research projects are being funded at ULiège. Three of them are coordinated by our researchers.

A study conducted by the University of Liège shows that greenhouse gas emissions from Brussels' ponds cancel out the carbon sink of the city's green spaces.

This new mission, in which ULiège is involved, aims to observe the reactions of Antarctic marine ecosystems to climate change, particularly at shallow depths.

In Spain, in San Sebastián with ULiège:  45 students from 25 countries study the sustainability of ocean services, climate change and marine pollution.

A new study shows that carbon sequestration takes place not just in the deep ocean but throughout the water column.

The role of this Council will be to advise the Government and examine the health consequences of per- and polyfluoroalkylated substances (PFAS).

Les programmes Erasmus Mundus Science in Environmental Contamination and Toxicology et Marine Environment and Resources intégrés dans le Master en Océanographie ont été accrédités par l'European Approach For Quality Assurance of Joint Programmes !

A ground-breaking discovery that could change our understanding of skeletal muscle contraction.

A study conducted by researchers from the ULiège shows that CO₂ and CH₄ emissions from mountainous rivers in the Amazon basin are very high.

Three researchers from the ULiège have embarked on the sailing boat of the scientific mission TANGO which sails in the Antarctic waters.

Hubert Damas and Alberto Borges, both oceanographers from ULiège, have studied some of the great African lakes in the 1930s and today. These studies bring unexpected scientific results.