LPNE at UMONS: Exploring the Nanoscale to Shape the Energy Technologies of Tomorrow

Prof. Philippe Leclère, head of the LPNE. © LPNE
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Developing cleaner energy sources, improving energy conversion, and enabling sustainable energy storage are among today’s most pressing scientific challenges. At the University of Mons (UMONS), the Laboratory for Physics of Nanomaterials & Energy (LPNE) is helping to address these challenges by investigating matter at the nanoscale and designing advanced materials…

Multiple Sclerosis research in 2026: from Immune Control to CNS-Targeted Precision Medicine

Prof. Vincent Van Pesch and Dr Sarah Laurent, who presented him with the Charcot Foundation award in 2026 to enable him to continue his research. © Rights reserved
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Interview with Prof. Vincent VAN PESCH Chief of the Neurology Department, Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc, Brussels Professor, UCLouvain Principal Investigator, Neuroimmunology and CSF Neurochemistry Unit, Institute of Neuroscience, UCLouvain What is the prevalence of multiple sclerosis in Belgium in 2026, and what do we know about the causes of this pathology?…

Alternative methods to deal with new toxins

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Alternative methods to deal with new toxins: an interview with Prof. Jean-Marie COLET, Head of the UMONS Human Biology and Toxicology department. Predictive toxicology, research projects in progress, services offered to third parties, main challenges ahead in the field of toxicology: find out more! 🔬⚠️

UMONS – Systems, Estimation, Control and Optimisation Unit (SECO): High-level academic expertise applied to real-world industrial problems

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SECO is the control engineering unit of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Mons. It was established in 1976 and comprises around fifteen members of ten different nationalities. Affiliated with the Department of Electrical Engineering, SECO has contributed to a large number of scientific publications. 💻⚙️

Rehabilitation, Exercise Physiology and Functional Testing in the Rehabilitation Sciences Research Unit (RRU) of the Faculty of Human Movement Sciences, ULB

Prof. Gaël Deboeck, director of the Rehabilitation Sciences Research Unit (RRU). © RRU - ULB
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The RRU is led by Prof. Gael Deboeck, Prof. Jean-Paul Belgrado and Prof. Joachim Van Cant that respectively develop research activities in cardiovascular and respiratory rehabilitation and exercise physiology, lymphatic disorders and lymphoedema management, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation and sports physiotherapy. 🩼 ⚕️