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The University of Namur has established institutional or faculty agreements with foreign partners. It is also a member of several international associations.

Committed to international cooperation and development, the Université de Namur maintains numerous collaborations with a number of institutions around the world. These collaborations take the form of research projects, teaching or training assignments, or student training as part of UNamur's teaching offer or as part of short-term internships, particularly research internships.The University of Namur is committed to international cooperation and development.

An important part of UNamur's activities with countries in the South is part of the vision of the Direction-Générale Coopération au Développement et Aide Humanitaire (DGD) and the program of the Commission de la Coopération au Développement de l'Académie de recherche et d'enseignement supérieur de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (ARES-CCD). This academic cooperation program aims to respond to local and global development challenges and contribute to the stakes of Agenda 2030.

Research administration (ADRE) Business Developer Laurent Galas +32 (0)81 72 53 38 laurent.galas@unamur.be Employment Unit Contact cellule.emploi@unamur.be Confluent des Savoirs Contact +32 (0)81 72 55 30 cds@unamur.be Culture Quai 22 management Sarah PICCHIONE quai22@unamur.be Cultural workshops Alice Zhune ateliers.vecu@unamur.be Continuing education Contact +32 (0)81 72 50 30 info.etudes@unamur.be Grandes Conférences Namuroises Contact Communication Administration gcn@unamur.be Salle des Pros Contact +32 (0)81 72 50 30 salle-des-pros@unamur.be

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Hazardous waste Request for containers/labels for laboratory wasteThis form enables you to order containers online for the disposal of liquid and solid hazardous waste of 3 types: biological, chemical and radioactive. You can also use this online document to request the removal of full containers, as well as to suggest to the waste cell practices better suited to your environment or specify slightly special orders.It is advisable to choose large-capacity containers for waste produced regularly in large quantities (electrophoresis buffers, chromatography solvents, ....), while flasks are preferable for rarer or very hazardous waste, such as mercury or explosive waste (in which case it is preferable to dispose of them quickly).PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL ORDERS FOR CONTAINER WASTE SHELVES OR BAGS FOR AUTOCLAVE MUST BE ADDRESSED TO THE ECONOMAT. Your e-mail address - Select -Animal anatomyHuman anatomyCentral pet shopChemistry-CBOChemistry-CBSChemistry-CESChemicals-CMAChemistry-CMIChemistry-COSChemistry-CPBChemistry-LCMFMChemistry-LCTChemistry-RCOPharmacyPhysics-LARNPhysics-LDPPhysics-LISEPhysics-LLSPhysics-LPSURBCURBEURBM - plateau L2 (2nd floor)URBM - L3 (6th floor)URBVURPhym-C. NicaiseURPhym-D HermandURPhym-JP GilletURPhym-M BoonenURPhym-M JadotURPhym-N CaronURPhym-O De BackerURPhym-Y. PoumayURVI LABORATORY (select from drop-down menu) NAME, FIRST NAME of contact person ( optional ) contact person email Choosing a CONTAINER YOUR SELECTION : ( optional ) BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 30 l - 3X ( optional ) BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 30 l - 5X ( optional ) BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 30 l - 10X ( optional ) BIO Pack Azur for organic waste 50 l - 5X ( optional ) BIO Pack Azur for biological waste 50 l - 10X ( optional ) BIO Pack Azur for organic waste 50 l - 15X ( optional ) 1 l canister - 1X ( optional ) 1 l can - 2X ( optional ) 1 l can - 3X ( optional ) 1 l can - 4X ( optional ) 1 l canister - 5X ( optional ) 5 l canister - 1X ( optional ) 5 l canister - 3X ( optional ) 5 l canister - 5X ( optional ) 20 l canister - 1X ( optional ) 20 l canister - 3X ( optional ) 20 l canister - 5X ( optional ) 250 ml bottle - 1X ( optional ) 250 ml bottle - 2X ( optional ) 250 ml bottle - 3X ( optional ) 250 ml bottle - 4X ( optional ) 250 ml bottle - 5X ( optional ) 500 ml bottle - 1X ( optional ) 500 ml bottle - 2X ( optional ) 500 ml bottle - 3X ( optional ) 500 ml bottle - 4X ( optional ) 500 ml bottle - 5X ( optional ) 20 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 1X ( optional ) 20 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 3X ( optional ) 20 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 5X ( optional ) 30 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 1X ( optional ) 30 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 3X ( optional ) 30 l BUCKET for solid chemical waste - 5X ( optional ) BAC 185, for waste medicines (vials and tablets) - 1X ( optional ) BAC 185, for waste medicines (vials and tablets) - 2X ( optional ) BAC 335, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (medium size) - 1X ( optional ) BAC 335, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (medium size) - 2X ( optional ) BAC 335, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (medium size) - 3X ( optional ) BAC 586, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (large size) - 1X ( optional ) BAC 586, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (large size) - 2X ( optional ) BAC 586, for bottles and jars of expired chemicals (large size) - 3X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Can for liquid waste - 1X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Can for liquid waste - 2X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Cans for liquid waste - 3X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Carton (secondary packaging) for solid radioactive waste - 2X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Carton (secondary packaging) for solid radioactive waste - 5X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Carton (secondary packaging) for solid radioactive waste - 10X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Bag for solid radioactive waste - 2X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Bag for solid radioactive waste - 5X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Bag for solid radioactive waste - 10X ( optional ) Choice of LARGE labels (for BIDONS) YOUR SELECTION : ( optional ) Mineral acids - LWM10 - 1X ( optional ) Mineral acids - LWM10 - 3X ( optional ) Mineral acids - LWM10 - 5X ( optional ) Organic acids - LWO10 - 1X ( optional ) Organic acids - LWO10 - 3X ( optional ) Organic acids - LWO10 - 5X ( optional ) Mineral bases - LWM11 - 1X ( optional ) Mineral Bases - LWM11 - 3X ( optional ) Mineral Bases - LWM11 - 5X ( optional ) Organic bases - LWO11 - 1X ( optional ) Organic bases - LWO11 - 3X ( optional ) Organic bases - LWO11 - 5X ( optional ) CMR BEt liquid waste (+ other DNA markers) - LWBET4 - 1X ( optional ) CMR BEt liquid waste (+ other DNA markers) - LWBET4 - 2X ( optional ) CMR BEt liquid waste (+ other DNA markers) - LWBET4 - 3X ( optional ) CMR Formaldehyde liquid waste - LWF4 - 1X ( optional ) CMR Formaldehyde liquid waste - LWF4 - 2X ( optional ) CMR Liquid Phenol Waste - LWPh4 - 1X ( optional ) CMR Liquid Phenol Waste - LWPh4 - 2X ( optional ) CMR Liquid waste NON-BEt/F/Ph - LW4 - 1X ( optional ) CMR Liquid waste NON-BEt/F/Ph - LW4 - 2X ( optional ) CMR Liquid waste NON-BEt/F/Ph - LW4 - 3X ( optional ) CMR Solid Waste - SW4 - 1X ( optional ) CMR Solid Waste - SW4 - 2X ( optional ) CMR Solid Waste - SW4 - 3X ( optional ) Crop waste - LWNaClOIP5 - 1X ( optional ) Crop waste - LWNaClOIP5 - 2X ( optional ) Crop waste - LWNaClOIP5 - 3X ( optional ) Mercurial waste - LSW1 - 1X ( optional ) Mercurial waste - LSW1 - 2X ( optional ) Mercurial waste - LSW1 - 3X ( optional ) Fixers - LWF15 - 1X ( optional ) Fixers - LWF15 - 2X ( optional ) Oils - LW14 - 1X ( optional ) Oils - LW14 - 2X ( optional ) Toxic, noxious and environmentally hazardous liquid waste - LW7 - 1X ( optional ) Toxic, noxious and environmentally hazardous liquid waste - LW7 - 3X ( optional ) Toxic, noxious and environmentally hazardous liquid waste - LW7 - 5X ( optional ) Alkali and alkaline earth metals - LW13 - 1X ( optional ) Alkali and alkaline earth metals - LW13 - 3X ( optional ) Alkali and alkaline earth metals - LW13 - 5X ( optional ) Heavy Metals - LSW2 - 1X ( optional ) Heavy Metals - LSW2 - 2X ( optional ) Heavy Metals - LSW2 - 3X ( optional ) Nanomaterials - LSW3 - 1X ( optional ) Nanomaterials - LSW3 - 2X ( optional ) Nanomaterials - LSW3 - 3X ( optional ) Commercial Pharmaceuticals - LSWMed3 - 1X ( optional ) Commercial Pharmaceuticals - LSWMed3 - 3X ( optional ) Commercial Pharmaceuticals - LSWMed3 - 5X ( optional ) Toxic Products (non CMR) - LSW5 - 1X ( optional ) Toxic Products (non CMR) - LSW5 - 3X ( optional ) Toxic Products (non CMR) - LSW5 - 5X ( optional ) Synthesis reaction - SW8 - 1X ( optional ) Synthesis reaction - SW8 - 3X ( optional ) Synthesis reactions - SW8 - 5X ( optional ) Developer - LWR15 - 1X ( optional ) Developer - LWR15 - 3X ( optional ) Developer - LWR15 - 5X ( optional ) Mineral Solids - SW7 - 1X ( optional ) Mineral Solids - SW7 - 3X ( optional ) Mineral Solids - SW7 - 5X ( optional ) Halogenated solvents - LW8 - 1X ( optional ) Halogenated solvents - LW8 - 3X ( optional ) Halogenated solvents - LW8 - 5X ( optional ) Non-halogenated solvents - LW9 - 1X ( optional ) Non-halogenated solvents - LW9 - 3X ( optional ) Non-halogenated solvents - LW9 - 5X ( optional ) Explosive substances - LW12 - 1X ( optional ) Explosive substances - LW12 - 3X ( optional ) Explosive substances - LW12 - 5X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste ROSES HL >1 - 5X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste ROSES HL >1 - 10X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste GREEN HL <1 - 5X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Solid waste GREEN HL <1 - 10X ( optional ) RADIOACTIVITY Liquid waste PINK HL >1 - 5X ( optional ) Choice of SMALL labels (for FLACONS) YOUR SELECTION (1 set of 6 labels) : ( optional ) Mineral acids ( optional ) Organic acids ( optional ) Mineral bases ( optional ) Organic bases ( optional ) CMR Liquid waste ( optional ) Mercurial waste ( optional ) Fixers ( optional ) Oils ( optional ) Waste Toxic, harmful and environmentally hazardous liquids ( optional ) Alkali and alkaline-earth metals ( optional ) Heavy metals ( optional ) Nanomaterials ( optional ) Toxic products (non CMR) ( optional ) Synthesis reactions ( optional ) Revealers ( optional ) Solids Minerals ( optional ) Halogenated solvents ( optional ) Non-halogenated solvents ( optional ) Explosive substances ( optional ) REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF FULL CONTAINER(S) ( optional ) SPECIFIC REQUEST/GOOD PRACTICE SUGGESTION ( optional ) We will process your material request as soon as possible. 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The annual conference of Trail, the structure that brings together all artificial intelligence researchers in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, and entitled "Inclusion, Parcimony and Plurality: the Future of AI?", was held at UNamur on May 14. 150 participants came to listen to a particularly rich and varied program.

UNamur collaborates with partner universities around the world, thanks to institutional and faculty agreements.

The Elongator complex is involved in the addition of 5'-carboxylmethyluridine (cm5U)-derived modifications to transfer RNAs (tRNAs), thereby influencing the translation of certain messenger RNAs (mRNAs) and helping to maintain the integrity of the proteome. This complex is involved in a variety of biological processes, and is of particular importance in oncology. The identification of chemical inhibitors of Elongator is of significant interest in both basic and pharmaceutical research.Through a yeast screen, this work reveals a potential new role for Elongator and identifies a chemical inhibitor of the complex. This compound presents itself as an interesting candidate as a pharmacological inhibitor, opening up new perspectives for the search for anti-cancer therapies.

In early April, the single permit was granted to UNamur for the redevelopment of the Moretus Plantin University Library (BUMP). AAVO Architects is responsible for carrying out the project with UNamur. "Today, we have the guarantee of being able to carry out this project: an added value to our campus to make it more pleasant, more sustainable and better adapted to the new needs of our students and staff. It will also help to make the university district even safer, including for local residents," emphasizes Annick Castiaux, Rector of UNamur..

Fallen into economics by chance, Marianne Collin has been passionate about economic policy since her first application to UNamur. Her meeting with Luc Coene, former Governor of the National Bank, marked the start of her career: she remained with this institution for 13 years before joining Belfius at the request of Marc Raisière, Chairman of the Management Committee. In 2019, at the age of 37, she will become the first woman to join the Management Committee as Chief Risk Officer. She has fond memories of UNamur and, above all, a band of loyal friends.

The mission of the non-profit organization "Services d'Aide Pour les Enfants et Familles de l'Université de Namur", abbreviated "SAPEFUN", is to organize, manage, promote and encourage institutions and services to help children and parents within the framework of the Namur university community.