In the 21^st century, towers rule supreme in our megacities. But their construction must obey precise rules to ensure good integration into the urban environment.

It is often forgotten that, in order to decode the information provided by an MRI scan (magnetic Resonance Imaging), the input of engineers and physicists is required. A study has confirmed that, in order to better understand the human brain and its diseases, doctors are not the only contributors...

In May 2014, a team of seven researchers from the 'Systems and Modelling' Research Unit at the University of Liège won the 'Neural Connectomics Challenge'. How did the adventure begin?

A bioinformatics software created at Liège has caused a stir in the world of pathology. In research, teaching and clinical use, a small revolution is underway that could make optical microscopes a thing of the past.

The risk of flooding along the river Meuse in Wallonia will increase between now and 2100, accompanied by increased vulnerability of flood-risk areas due to increased urbanization. A major rethink of land development policy is urgently required.