Lunar Gravitational Wave Antenna 2026
We are pleased to announce that the international conference “Lunar Gravitational Waves Antenna 2026” will take place in Liège from Monday, September 28, to Friday, October 2, 2026.
We are pleased to announce that the international conference “Lunar Gravitational Waves Antenna 2026” will take place in Liège from Monday, September 28, to Friday, October 2, 2026.
M. Gauthier GAIN will publicly defend his thesis on Tuesday, July 7th at 14:30.
Defence will take place at Mania Pavella Amphitheater at the Montefiore Institute (Building B28, Sart Tilman) and via the PhD Channel.
Mrs Dyna ZTOUNI will publicly defend her thesis on Wednesday, July 1st at 13:00
Defence will take place at Mohamed Khider University of Birskra (Algérie).
The project, funded by an ERC Proof of Concept grant, aims to develop an optical gyroscope to isolate precision instruments from very low-frequency vibrations.
Covering as many kilometers as possible while keeping energy consumption to a minimum—that is the challenge “Ardent Motion” has set for itself at the 2026 Shell Eco-Marathon.
We are pleased to invite you to the presentation of the integrated mechanical engineering projects for the end of this academic year.
M. Florent De Geeter will publicly defend his thesis on Monday, July 13th at 14:00.
Defence will take place at Amphithéâtre Mania Pavella (Institut Montefiore, B28 - Sart Tilman) or via le PhD Channel.
M. Thomas Stegen will publicly defend his thesis on Tuesday, June 23rd at 15:00.
Defence will take place at auditoire 02 de l’Institut de Mathématique (Bâtiment B37, au Sart Tilman) or via le PhD Channel.
Measuring 45 centimetres in diameter and weighing around 80 kilograms, this exceptional piece was polished in Belgium by the company AMOS as part of Christophe Collette's ERC SILENT project (University of Liège).
Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à la défense de thèse de Monsieur Jesús VILABOA PEREZ.
Celle-ci se déroulera le mardi 16 juin 2026 à 13h30 au Centre Spatial de Liège (CSL).
Starting in the 2026–2027 academic year, the School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Liège is launching a new course in partnership with Engineers Without Borders Belgium.
Fossils is an open-source software tool designed to simulate the action of muscles on bones from 3D models, helping researchers study biomechanics and the evolution of living and extinct organisms.