What if signs of the disease were to manifest themselves subtly during sleep, long before the first memory problems appear? This is the line of inquiry being explored by researchers at ULiège, with the support of the Stop Alzheimer’s Foundation.

From Bench to Bedside : nouvelle série de séminaires sur la recherche translationnelle GIGA/CHU

Thanks to this mandate, they will continue their research at the Cellular and Molecular Immunology Laboratory (Catherine) and the Neurophysiology Laboratory (Norma).

Félicitations à tous nos chercheurs qui décrochent un nouveau mandat du FNRS !

At the OHBM’s annual conference, Christophe Phillips was named a Fellow, a prestigious honor awarded to him along with four other international researchers in neuroimaging.

This award is presented to Professor Geenen in recognition of the entirety of his pioneering work on the role of the thymus in central immune tolerance towards the endocrine glands

A study from GIGA reveals how cancer cells reprogram lipid metabolism to resist therapies. This discovery opens the way to more effective combination treatment strategies.

A study conducted by Michaël Herfs’ team (Laboratory of Experimental Pathology, ULiège) demonstrates that, starting from a single cell, tumors can rapidly follow diverging trajectories in humans.

Produced through a collaboration between researchers from the GIGA and physicians at the CHU of Liège, this review highlights eosinophils’ role in cancer, from protective effects to their potential in predicting responses to immunotherapy.

Published in Cell, this international study, involving Nicholas Gilbo (CHU Liège, GIGA), explores the role of ferroptosis in organ quality and opens new perspectives for improving transplantation outcomes.

Vincent Geenen, professeur émérite à l’Université de Liège et directeur de recherches au F.R.S.-FNRS, a reçu le Delbert A. Fisher Research Scholar Award 2026, décerné par l’Endocrine Society.

The University of Liège and the Liège University Hospital are pleased to present, during the closing ceremony of Télévie 2026, two checks made possible in large part by the tremendous support for the "24 Vélo"!

A study by ULiège (GIGA Cancer) and the University Hospital of Liège shows that para-aortic lymph nodes that appear healthy on imaging contain useful clues for predicting recurrence and improving the monitoring of patients with cervical cancer.

The Laboratory of Rheumatology at GIGA (ULiège, CHU), together with the University of Cambridge, KU Leuven, and 30 European medical centers, has identified an immune signature in patients with autoinflammation of unknown origin.

The WELBIO Investigator Program 2025, funded by the Walloon Region to support strategic research programs of excellence, has selected projects by Julien Guiot (Starting Grant), Pierre Close, Thomas Marichal, and Laurent Nguyen (Advanced Grants).