Contents
- Issues: An article on ChatGPT and the opportunity that this conversational robot represents for teaching.
- Our Expert: Alison Forrester, professor and FNRS-qualified researcher, member of the NARILIS research institute, explains her research on the process of protein production.
- Eureka: Discover Specularia, a project that is part of a scientific and educational innovation process within the Department of Art History and Archaeology.
- Impact: Focus on the Printemps des Sciences, an event to discover, experiment and share the diversity of science and technology.
- Guest: Interview with our guest Thomas Gunzig, writer, scriptwriter and teacher. The full interview of Thomas Gunzig is available in English here...
- Far away: Meet Jelena Luyts, a doctoral student in geography, who is interested in population adaptations and environmental changes in rural Senegal.
- Tomorrow learn: Raising awareness among medical students to detect domestic violence.
- The day when: A look back at 10 years of master's courses in biomedical sciences.
- Alumni: Heading to Antarctica with Johan Barthelemy, alumni of the Mathematics Department. An expert in artificial intelligence, he recently took part in a mission to Antarctica to study the moss present on various sites and map them.
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The other articles of this issue will soon be available in English. Stay tuned!