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10/14/13 Researchers at the University of Liège are working hard in an effort to build automatized tools that will allow them to predict the 3-D structure of proteins on the basis of their amino acid sequences. 
3/20/13 A work that has been edited under the direction of Liesbet Geris, presents the most recent research in the area of computational modeling applied to the creation of biological tissues.
1/10/13 Incessantly nourished by new technologies, crime mapping is becoming a choice area of expertise for the police. Researchers have developed an innovative methodology around the study of a series of crimes.
4/3/12 French-speaking Belgium did not have a movement analysis laboratory which was efficient enough for training high-level athletes, a disadvantage that has since been rectified.
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