Personalized Laboratory Medicine: Putting the Patient First
Centre Spatial de Liège – CSL – Liège Space Centre: Developing space technologies for Earth and Space monitoring
A research centre operated by the University of Liège (Université de Liège), the Liège Space Centre (CSL) is employing 100 people and leading almost 60 projects for an annual turnover of €19 M. It has the advantage of being a non-profit research organisation, with a funding from industrial contracts and R&D collaborations. Spatial qualification testing, design of optical instruments for use in space, development of thermal, mechanical and electronic engineering expertise, technological partnerships for R&D projects, scientific space missions, expertise in cryogenic cooling… 🧑🚀 🛰️ 🌌
Dendrogenix: Addressing unmet medical needs in neurology
Microorganisms Biology Research Unit: URBM Molecular bacteriology and synthetic microbiology for multiple applications
Prof. Aude Simar iMMC – Institute of Mechanics, Materials and Civil Engineering – UCLouvain
CERM: European expertise in sustainable polymers and advanced biomaterials
The Université de Liège-based CERM develops proven expertise thanks to its academic strength in the design of biodegradable, bio- and CO2 sourced materials answering the actual challenges of personalized medicine and eco-conception. ⚛ ⚕️ 🌱
LPNE at UMONS: Exploring the Nanoscale to Shape the Energy Technologies of Tomorrow
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 for next-generation energy technologies. 🔋⚡💡☀️🪫
Wagralim: Innovation and collaboration for the Walloon agri-food industry
An interview with Mr Emmanuel Vanzeveren, Co-Director of Wagralim: find out more about Wagralim’s key figures and strategy, the salient features of the agri-food industry in Wallonia, the general objective behind all the projects awarded the Wagralim label, a few examples of projects approved by the cluster and companies recently supported in their innovation projects, European projects the cluster is involved in, and the main challenges facing the Walloon agri-food industry. 🚜🌾👨🌾
CAP Construction: Technological innovations for more collaboration and integration
By Ms Pauline Bruge, Project Research and Development Coordinator at CAP Construction. CAP Construction is the Walloon cluster dedicated to sustainable construction. Innovation intermediation, acceleration of energy renovation, development of off-site construction in Wallonia, digital transition of the construction industry, cross-border and European cooperation projects: CAP Construction acts as a catalyst for innovation and cooperation, connecting industry, research and public stakeholders to shape the future of sustainable construction. 👷♂️ 🏗️ 🧱










