The CiTOS laboratory of the University of Liège has developed a compact, mobile and transportable tool capable of completely neutralising mustard gas and its analogues in less than a minute.
Research within CiTOS - Center for Integrated Technology and Organic Synthesis – at the University of Liège has converged toward a novel low footprint process.
The 40under40 Power List is a list of the 40 most influential analytical chemists under the age of 40. This list is published every four years by the journal The Analytical Scientist.
This grant will allow him to continue his research in the field of new technologies and catalytic methods for the development of new biomaterials.
Maxime Ledent has been elected a 2023 Foresight Fellow by the Foresight Institute (USA). As part of the Molecular Machines group, he will meet fellows and outstanding mentors in this domain during this 1-year supportive program. Congratulations!
Anne-Sophie Duwez has been granted a Large Equipment GEP FNRS, together with Françoise Remacle and Laurent Nguyen (GIGA) to purchase an AFM with an integrated platform to couple various stimuli with force measurements.
Anne-Sophie Duwez and Françoise Remacle participate in the EoS project Keeping the best of weak bonds by tethering, coordinated by UCLouvain.
Hugo Muller, a PhD student at the MSLab under the supervision of Prof. Gauthier Eppe has been awarded by a FRIA 2021 grant (F.R.S.-FNRS).
L’ULiège bénéficie d’un accès à la version actualisée de la base de données SciFinder, à savoir : SciFindern. Découvrez ses nouvelles fonctionnalités et son interface plus ergonomique.
This prestigious international prize honors the director of the Nanochem Laboratory for her research in the field of nanotechnology and more particularly in molecular chemistry
This fellowship will allow her to pursue her research in the fundamental fields of analytical and physical chemistry.
A study conducted by researchers at the NanoChem Laboratory, headed by Prof. Anne-Sophie Duwez, has just revealed the exceptional mechanical performance of synthetic helical molecules that are much smaller than proteins.
