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Our flow cytometry platform is equipped with two multiparametric analyzers, the BD FACSVerse and the Cytoflex S, as well as a high-precision cell sorter, the Cytoflex SRT. This equipment enables reliable, reproducible analyses suitable for a wide range of applications in cell biology and immunology.

Céline Legrand | Research Logistics Specialist celine.legrand@unamur.be Kévin Willemart | Technician kevin.willemart@unamur.be Jean-Yves Matroule | Academic Director jean-yves.matroule@unamur.be Explore the flow cytometry platform SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Flow cytometry See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Expertise See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Facilities See content

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Context The University of Namur has student groups on its campus (clubs, regional groups, project groups) with which it interacts in various contexts related to the activities of these groups. In this context, it processes the personal data of the leaders and representatives of these groups. It collects this data from the student groups and processes it during contacts and interactions with the student groups.   Categories of personal data processed and purposes of use For the purposes of this activity, the University of Namur processes data falling into the following categories: General identification data [category including the following types of data: surname, first name, postal address, email addresses, copy of identity card, identity photograph, telephone number, etc.]Data relating to membership of a student group [category including the following types of data: position, group concerned, year, etc.]Data generated during interactions with members of student groups This data is used to: Manage contacts with student group leaders and membersManage administrative aspects related to student groupsManage the coordination of activities organised by student groups on campus or on the premises of the University of NamurManage the use of University of Namur resources by student groupsManage the participation of members of collectives in working groups organized within the UniversityMaintain an archive of former group leaders with a view to preserving collective memory and promoting the role of student engagement in the university experience.  Basis of lawfullness for data processing The activity is carried out on the basis of the University's legitimate interests (Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR). These legitimate interests consist of:  Being able ensure effective interaction with active student groups on campus (clubs, regional groups, project groups), particularly in terms of coordinating activities, administrative management, and use of university resources.Being able to maintain an archive of the leaders of these groups in its information assets to ensure institutional traceability and continuity in relations with student stakeholders  Categories of data subjects The categories of persons whose data are processed for the purposes of the activity are as follows: Members of student groups  Data sources The data included in the processing activity comes from the following source(s): The data is provided by the groups concernedThe data is generated by an activity of the person  Recipient of the data The data is processed solely by individuals and departments within the University for the purposes of carrying out the activity. The internal recipients of the data mainly belong to the following categories: University administrative staff External recipients of data belong to the following categories: In certain contexts, a banking institution (for the confirmation of proxy data)  Characteristics of processing The retention period is determined based on the following criteria: the need to retain data for operational purposes depending on the purpose of its use.  Contact details (surname, first name, telephone number and institutional email address, position and relevant group) are used during the academic year and are then retained for one year. The stored data is then archived, except for the phone number, which is deleted.  The retention of other data depends on the context in which it is used.  Data subjects rights Data subjects have rights which are described on the page https://www.unamur.be/en/privacy-policy. For any other requests, the first point of contact is secretariat.vecu@unamur.be. 

Description Nanoscope IIIa Multimode, Bruker. Applications Surface and materials sciences Expertise Acquisition of images of organic and biological molecular films, nano-objects and nanostructures, inorganic deposits, with nanometric resolutionInformation on morphology, size, roughness of imaged systems Location Faculty of Science, Building B9, Floor -1, Room #-144 Contact Francesca Cecchet - Academic and technical managerfrancesca.cecchet@unamur.be

Our platform offers a wide range of fluorescence microscopes covering a broad field of applications. We offer 2D, 3D and 4D imaging approaches, suitable for studying isolated cells, spheroids or organoids, complex tissues or entire small organisms. Our equipment allows you to observe subcellular structures at the nanometric scale and track highly dynamic cellular processes.

We analyze your cells, regardless of the organism, tissue, or cell culture, using flow cytometry. Our experts support you every step of the way: experimental design, data acquisition, instrument training, and analysis. On this page, discover our applications, our expertise, our equipment, our services, and our prices.

Description The histology platform provides histological preparation and analysis services for biological samples, at cost price. From tissue fixation, standard and special stainings to in situ visualization of proteins-of-interest (immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence) or nucleic acids (in situ, chromogenic or fluorescent hybridization), the platform enables researchers who frequent it to train and work in semi-autonomy on their samples. A technical team provides support in designing the project upstream and advising the researcher throughout the process, up to optical microscopy observation if necessary. The platform includes a motorized epifluorescence microscope (Olympus BX63) as well as the CellSens Dimension image analysis software, and table microscopes, all equipped with cameras. Access to the facilities is done in agreement with the technical manager, according to internal rules and booking of the requested equipment. Expertise - Life sciences fixation of biological samplesdecalcification of mineralized tissues (tooth, bone)paraffin/OCT embeddingmicrotomy / cryotomyroutine stainings (H.E./S., Masson trichrome, cresyl violet, P.A.S.)special stainings (Picrosirius red, Fontana, Luxol Fast Blue, Eriochrome C, Safranin O and Toluidin blue)immunohistochemistrydevelopment and optimization of immunolabelingsdirect and indirect immunofluorescence (IF), single or doublein situ hybridization (RNAScope® technology) with or without multiplex IFlist of antibodies available on request (for pilot experiments-only) Technical description 1 Leica RM 2145 microtome1 Leica RM 2155 microtome1 Leica RM 2245 microtome1 Histocore Pearl dehydratation/embedding station Leica 124754461 Histostar Thermo Scientific embedding station1 oven at 65°C POL-EKO APARATURA1 Leica CM 1950 cryostat1 automated tissue stainer COT 20 Medizintecknic MEDITE1 ACD Bio Hybez II Oven Location Medicine building, 5th floor, room 505. Contact Yves Poumay | Academic Manageryves.poumay@unamur.beCharles Nicaise | Academic Managercharles.nicaise@unamur.beValéry Bielarz | Technicianvalery.bielarz@unamur.be

Description Park Scientific Autoprobe VP2 with RHK R9 Plus control unit Applications Physics - Materials sciences Expertise STM image acquisition on inorganic surfaces under ultra-high vacuumI(V) or dI/dV spectroscopy at several points on the sampleAbility to prepare clean surfaces under UHV (heating, ion etching, thin film growth by molecular beam epitaxy)Ability to expose surfaces to atomic nitrogen flow before analysis Location Faculty of Science, floor -1 Contact Robert Sporken | Academic Managerrobert.sporken@unamur.bePham Thanh Trung | Scientist in Chargetrung.phamthanh@unamur.be

The University of Namur invites you to look up at the sky during UNamur Space Week. This event is part of major international initiatives such as Belgian Space Week and World Space Week, and offers a series of activities to discover the universe, understand the challenges of space exploration and explore research.

The Laboratory of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (LEBE) is headed by Professor Brendan REID. It is one of five laboratories belonging to the Environmental and Evolutionary Biology Research Unit (URBE) within the Department of Biology. LEBE is also a member of the Institute of Life, Earth and Environment (ILEE).

"Methods" is a seminar series organized by the Institut Transitions at the University of Namur with the aim of fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge exchange. All seminars take place in a hybrid format.The Methods seminar series focuses on advanced methodological approaches, particularly in the fields of natural language processing (NLP), artificial intelligence (AI), video and image analysis, and multimodal analysis.