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A 3rd-year veterinary medicine student with a passion for drawing, Élise Hottois has transformed one of the walls of the Faculty of Science into a veritable work of art.

The Master in Biomedical Sciences at UNamur celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2022. Following the positive feedback from students and Alumni at this event, we decided to officially create the Alumni Association: 'BioMed Connect'.

DrawSuite's various applications are designed to provide tools for analyzing molecular structures and properties. These applications are integrated with various quantum chemistry software packages, including GAMESS US and Gaussian. The results of these programs are then used to generate user-friendly scientific representations.

DrawMol is a powerful graphical interface for visualizing and building molecular structures.

DrawSpectrum is a powerful graphical interface for generating and plotting spectra.

DrawVib is a powerful graphical interface for visualizing and analyzing vibrational spectra as well as atomic displacements of vibrational normal modes calculated by a quantum chemistry program.

DrawProfile is a powerful graphical interface for visualizing and analyzing the energy profile along an optimization, along a reaction coordinate, or along a distance, angle or dihedral angle PES scan.

Mental health is a central issue in today's society. According to AXA's international Mind Health report (2024), nearly half of Belgians (49%) report psychological difficulties, and 1 in 5 encounter serious problems in coping with them.

By recreating an astronomical observatory on its campus, UNamur's ambition was to roll out an educational program open to all, enabling people to learn about science through the prism of sky observation. Five years later, the project has lived up to all its promises, and has become the driving force behind several partnerships in the field of scientific mediation.

Anthony Simonofski and Olivier Sartenaer, have been elected to join the prestigious Collégium de l'Académie royale de Belgique. Bringing together young researchers (under 40) from Wallonia-Brussels who have particularly distinguished themselves in their careers, the Collégium's objectives include promoting the arts and research.

In October 2024, Guillaume Berionni, a researcher in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Namur, received the Royal Society of Chemistry's (RSC) triennial prize from its President, Professor Anne-Sophie Duwez. A fine reward for his research team in organometallic reactivity and catalysis (RCO), but also for our institution and its Department of Chemistry.

Created in memory of the founder of UNamur's Department of Biology, the Fonds Adrien Bauchau (FAB) has been promoting research excellence in the life sciences since 1989.