The scientific organisation wishes to provide researchers with a free and transparent means to promote their scientific production by avoiding the need to submit their articles to traditional journals.
Mr. Hüseyin Güner will publicly defend his thesis on May 18th at 14:00 pm.
The presentation will take place in English and is accessible to all via Lifesize meeting: https://call.lifesizecloud.com/2942657
Des élans de solidarité ont lieu en divers de l'ULiège pour confectionner des visières à destination du personnel soignant au front contre le COVID-19.
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.
Mr. Dominik BOEMER will publicly defend his thesis on May 5th at 10:00 am.
The presentation will take place in English and is accessible to all via: https://call.lifesizecloud.com/2387851 (under the name: "BOEMER PhD Defense")
The ‘Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering’ Research Unit is looking for a Research Officer to manage its Thermodynamics Laboratory.
Applications are expected by 10 March 2020.
Mr. Kevin Bulthuis will publicly defend his thesis on January 29, 2020 at 11:00 am (Amphi 01 - Institut de Mathématiques- B37).
The presentation will take place in English and is accessible to all.
These credits are granted to researchers developping projects of excellence.
A study conducted by a research group, including researchers from A&M Research Unit, shows that drops released from the same point do not all fall at the same place, which conditions the shape of stalagmites.
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.
The Centre Spatial de Liège (CSL) designed, developed and calibrated the FUV (Far Ultra Violet) ultraviolet telescope. Objective: to study the interactions between solar wind, terrestrial magnetic field and atmosphere and their impact on meteorology.
