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Research in chemistry didactics is a relatively recent field of study at the University of Namur. Attached to the IRDENa research institute, the URDC aims to understand the didactic processes at play during teaching-learning situations involving content to be taught in chemistry. This research thus contributes both to the construction of cutting-edge knowledge in the field and to the development of new training devices and innovative pedagogies.

As a member of the NAMEDIC research center associated with the NARILIS Institute, the CBS is actively developing research projects in medicinal chemistry. The laboratory's activities are based on close collaboration with other (inter)national groups. The efforts of CBS members can be grouped into 3 main lines of research: structural study of host-guest systems and (pharmaceutical)cocrystalsprotein crystallography and structure-based drug design.

The Microorganism Biology Research Unit (URBM) studies microorganisms (mainly bacteria) at all levels of integration (from cellular to molecular) and their relationship with eukaryotic hosts.

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The CIAP offers a free methodological consulting service. This support takes the form of individual face-to-face interviews or via Teams. This service is open to all students at the University of Namur, whatever their orientation and year of study.

The NISM Institute's Multi-scale Modeling through High-Performance Computing (HPC-MM) cluster aims to share techniques, skills and computational tools to develop new materials and predict their final properties. It also aims to improve modeling techniques and computer codes to take into account most of the chemistry and physics of structured matter.

Research at NISM is identified by four poles, which highlight the main scientific activities carried out within the institute. Each pole has a well-defined structure with members, and is managed by the pole representative. The structuring does not prevent ongoing cooperation between them. Indeed, there is well-established interaction between the various clusters, through joint projects, conferences, seminars, co-supervision of master's and doctoral theses, among others..

The Nonlinear Optics and Photonics cluster (NOP) develops experimental, theoretical and numerical research in various fields of optics, mainly in nonlinear optics and photonics, including plasmonics and quantum optics.

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Anna Kiriliouk’s research is centered around extreme value theory, with a focus on the development of statistical methodology for multivariate and spatial extremes to address challenges in the environmental sciences. Recently, her main interest has shifted towards the attribution of climate extreme events and the study of compound extremes. These areas are of major importance in understanding the complex, interdependent nature of extreme weather phenomena in the context of a changing climate. Specifically, the aim is to develop robust statistical tools that can better capture the intricate behaviors of high-dimensional extreme events, ultimately aiding in more accurate risk assessments and predictions in the face of environmental uncertainties.  

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