Through our research and teaching, we aspire to further our knowledge, to develop the tools and to train the engineers of tomorrow, in order to drive innovation and solve the current and future challenges of our society.
This annual prize is awarded to a young scientist who has recently completed a PhD thesis in the field of mechanics.
The researcher from the School of Engineering is awarded a European grant to continue his research in the field of gravitational waves.
The Interreg ETEST project (Einstein Telescope Euregio-Meuse-Rhin Site and Technology), approved by the EU and supported by ULiège, will allow an advanced subsurface study and the development of a prototype of a large suspended mirror.
A&M includes 19 research groups, each with different fields of expertise and domains of applications.
The A&M department coordinates or is involved in several overarching and long-term student projects.
State-of-the art experimental equipment is available in the research laboratories of A&M.
The long history of A&M in numerical methods has led to the development of several numerical tools and solvers.
