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Since 2015, the University of Namur, in partnership with the Hénallux teaching department, has launched a number of initiatives to help migrants. They are part of a Local Integration Initiative (LII) project recognised by the Walloon Region. As well…

Omalius is the magazine of the University of Namur. It's a quarterly that highlights UNamur's research, its experts, educational innovations and topical issues. Discover the June 2023 issue.

The world is full of realities that are often invisible and ignored. Among them, Europe's shanty towns are a striking example of people's struggle to survive in inhuman conditions. This issue is at the heart of the fourth episode of the podcast "Le…

1,481 is the number of kilometers covered by the university community during the bicycle challenge it organized for the benefit of Operation Télévie of the Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique. Thanks to the mobilization of the staff and…

Since its appearance in December 2022, ChatGPT, the conversational robot from OpenAI, an artificial intelligence company co-founded by Elon Musk, has continued to provoke astonished comments and worried questions, including: is the human brain still…

Omalius is the UNamur quarterly magazine that highlights research, experts, pedagogical innovation and day-to-day issues. Discover the March 2023 issue.

The annual science and technology event took place from 20 to 26 March 2023 on the theme of "Diversity". The Printemps des Sciences is an opportunity to celebrate science and technology throughout Wallonia and Brussels.

The Printemps des Sciences (Spring of Sciences) is the annual science and technology meeting (STEM culture) in Wallonia and Brussels! It takes place from 20 to 26 March 2023 and is open to everyone.

Jeanne Nérac, president of the AGE and a pharmacy student, and Thibault Lesage, a computer science student, are embarking on a sporting and humanitarian raid in Juliette, their yellow 4L. From 16 to 26 February 2023, they will travel through the…

A bilingual French-sign language dictionary (LSFB), which can be queried in both languages, thanks to cutting-edge technology (facial recognition) and access to a vast database compiling more than 4,500 signs, words and expressions.