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What if AI were your confidant? (ESIA#1)

What if the things you share with chatbots aren't as private as they seem? This first session of the "What If AI?" series takes you behind the scenes of chatbots to understand what they really do with your data and just how "discreet" they really are.

IBAF Conference 2026

Sixteen years after hosting the 2010 edition, UNamur is delighted to revive this scientific tradition and welcome the 11th edition of the Rencontres Ion Beam Applications Francophones (IBAF).

Grégory Combalbert (University of Caen-Normandie)

The diplomacy of the archbishops of Rouen (1130-1207): characteristics, specificities, evolutions.

Angela Cossu (Grenoble Alpes University)

The Florilegium prosodiacum Florentino- Erlangense (XI|® century): at the dawn of a Cistercian revolution in writing?

Midi de PaTHs | From images to texts: intellectual networks between publishing and cinema in Italy (1955-1983)

Speaker: Marco De Cristofaro (History, HiSI)

Midi de PaTHs | Physico-chemical analysis of heritage objects: examples of non-invasive approaches to enamelled fibulae and ancient coins

Speakers: Lucas Baseil and Nicolas Gros (Department of Physics, UNamur)

Hannah Ryley (University of Oxford)

Reusing medieval English manuscripts

International Conference - Memory(ies) and Political Competition in the Roman World (3rd century BC - 4th century AD)

This symposium aims to study the use of memory and its specific dynamics in the context of political competition, in various spheres and covering a broad chronological framework, from the 3rd century BC to the 4th century AD, with the aim of encouraging dialogue between respective specialists.

Offline, out of the game? Let's fight the digital divide.

Come and attend this new digital session! 

Women in Science 2026 | 6th edition

This annual event aims to promote women's and girls' access to science and technology and their full and equal participation.

Laetitia Ciccolini (Sorbonne University)

Augustine's Enchiridion through its summaries: circulation, reception, uses

Study Day - Tourism in the face of climate change: between risks and opportunities

As part of the vulnerability assessment to strengthen Wallonia's resilience to climate change, carried out by a consortium led by ICEDD (Institut de Conseil et d'Etudes en Développement Durable) on behalf of AWAC and as part of the Wallonia Recovery Plan, NADI-CeRCLe is organizing a study day.

REHNam Conference | "Truth" in the digital age: between combating information manipulation and protecting quality information?

Lecture given by Alexandra Michel, professor at the Faculty of Law and member of NADI (Namur Digital Institute) and CRIDS (Center for Research on Information, Law, and Society).

Fernand Peloux (CNRS/University of Toulouse)

Fernand Peloux, Eulalie, Juste and Rufine. Writing, rewriting and transmission of the Passions of saints from ancient Hispania.

Founding, building, praying. The origins of Cistercian abbeys in the Southern Netherlands (13th century)

Organized on the site of the former Notre-Dame du Vivier abbey, this colloquium aims to identify the reasons for the success of mulieres religiosae before 1250, the concrete circumstances in which foundations and affiliations took place, and the ways in which communities were institution

Nicolas Michel (FNRS/Université de Namur)

Medieval intertextuality through the lens of the dictamen: reflections on mechanisms of replacement in the late Middle Ages (12th-15th centuries).

Vivre la Ville | What technologies for the city of 2030?

The time has come for the 2025 edition of the Vivre la Ville conference. A time to position ourselves in a forward-looking approach to emerging technologies as a lever of innovation at the service of cities.

Study day: The Egyptian temple in Greco-Roman times

As part of the FNRS Research Project "The Roman mammisi of Dendera: the creation of a monument to the gods, from theological conception to the engraving of the walls", the Department of Archaeology and Art Sciences is organizing its second study day: "Egyptian temples in the Greco-Roman period".