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Inspired by the Prologue to Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra, this play offers a theatrical experience that is at once vibrant, educational, and deeply philosophical. Through the stage, speech, and the body, we explore Nietzsche’s great questions—the Übermensch, the meaning of life, nihilism—in an original staging that also addresses contemporary issues in theatrical practice.We look forward to welcoming you to share this moment of thought in action, where philosophy is performed and seen as much as it is reflected upon.An event organized by: Nicolas Monseu, Fabien Robert, Jean Loubry, Chloé Guzman-Mardones, Lucien Flament, Marie Forget, Alixe Barbier, Joachim Rens, Nounou Remy, and Emilie Chasseur

Recognized as a Site of Great Biological Interest (SGIB) by the Walloon Region for its forest area and pastures, the Domaine d'Haugimont contributes to reinforcing the region's ecological network. Numerous initiatives aim to enhance the flourishing of plant and animal biodiversity in the various areas of the estate.The Domaine d'Haugimont has been recognized as a Site of Great Biological Interest (SGIB) by the Walloon Region.

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At the Language Center, we pay close attention to each student’s needs.Our goal? To go beyond language learning. To foster the development of communication skills through authentic tasks and projects, in accordance with the CEFR and in close collaboration with University's faculties. To motivate students by working directly within their academic disciplines. 

The University of Namur and STÛV, a Namur-based company specializing in wood and pellet heating solutions, are celebrating ten years of fruitful collaboration. This partnership illustrates the importance of synergies between academia and industry to improve competitiveness and meet environmental challenges.

WIN²WAL projects Porteur UNamurProjetTitrePIGlycotoolGLYcoChemistry to COnTrOl the Orientation and ImmobiLization of ProteinsS. VincentLoDeGaNDesign and development of a prototype very low noise gamma detection system for multiple usesG. TerwagneMastermind2Development of meta-model-based optiMization algorithms in the presence of mixed and dependent vaRiablesA. SartenaerMycEpiDevelopment and validation of a multivalent model of dermatophytosis in vitro, with a view to its analytical, diagnostic and pharmacological exploitationY. PoumayPebiotraDesign of biocontrolled pesticides through the inhibition of trehalases of insect pestsC. MichauxSmartsensSensors and MAchine learning for RemoTe Smart EnviroNmental monitoring SystemsB. FrénayTcharbonactifDevelopment of an innovative process for the manufacture of activated carbon with controlled porosity from wood wasteB-L. Su WIN4DOC projects - Doctorates in companies Sponsor UNamurProjectTitlePIARRCISAssessment and Reinforcement of the Regulatory Compliance of an Information SystemJ-N. ColinCATHOPLASMPlasma treatment of materials for the manufacture of positive electrodes for Li-ion batteries using environmentally friendly processesS. LucasMONSATERFailure monitoring system with a preventive and autonomous maintenance strategy based on robotics and artificial intelligence for space applicationsE. TuciUBPMTowards a User-Oriented Business Process Management Methodology to support Digital TransformationA. SimonofskiTRUST MEUse of Business Intelligence with the objective of supporting the strategic choices of decision-makers through indicatorsC. Burnay Projects financed by the Walloon Recovery Plan Porteur UNamurProjectTitlePIPRW 130Mobilize companies to benefit local authorities and support the digital transformation of towns and cities, as well as territorial data and the "smart region" strategyA. SimonofskiPRW 65Grant for transition plan coordination positions at universities, colleges and art schoolsL. SchumacherPRW 13 - ESCCAPromotion of job-creating professions and STEAM and digital awareness (Euro Space Center Cyber Academy)A. FüzfaPRW 13 - STEAMULIPromotion des métiers porteurs d'emploi et sensibilisation aux STEAM et au numérique (STEAMULI)J. HenryPRW 136 - TEF Santé AITesting and Experimentation Facility for Health AI and RoboticsJM. Van GyseghemPRW 10830 years of Pro Silva forestry in Haugimont (UNamur): ecological and economic assessment - Lessons and perspectives for resilient forests in Wallonia (Haugimont)L. Schumacher, S. HauserPRW 127Professions in the service of life: mobilizing the training channels to prepare for changeM. Romainville Competitiveness cluster projects Sponsor UNamurProjectTitlePICompetitiveness clusterD-DAMSDigital Armament Management System following DO-178 (and DO-254)P-Y. SchobbensSKYWINELITHEELIcitor synTHEtic biology: Development of enzymes by synthetic biology for the production of new biosourced elicitors for agricultural useF. RenziGREENWINEPTEmerging Proton TherapiesS. LucasMECATECHFLARACCFederated Learning and Augmented Reality for Advanced Control CentersB. DumasMECATECHNUCLEOGLIODevelopment of a diagnostic test for glioblastoma and follow-up of patientsJ. DouxfilsBIOWINOPTIMISOptimised Personal Turret Interface based on a Multimodal Interactions SystemB. DumasMECATECHSWITCHSmart Wireless Intelligent Tunnel Connectivity HubJM. Van GyseghemMECATECH Off-call projects Equipment funding - research infrastructures (Technology platforms of excellence)ProjectTitlePIPlateforme AQUAImplementation of a Walloon platform dedicated to freshwater fish.F. Silvestre/P. KestemontAlternatives to animal experimentsMutualization of equipment and skills in FWB around the implementation of alternative methods to animal experiments.C. MichielsBatFactoryProduction of high-performance materials for instrumented storage batteries, using processes that are environmentally friendly, intelligent and facilitate circularity.Visit the BatFactory websiteBL. Su, S. Lucas, G. Berionni, Y. OlivierBIOGREENMutualization of equipment and skills in FWB around the valorization of bioresources for the production of synthons, new materials, energy or high value-added molecules in a context of sustainable development.Th. ArnouldPROTHER-WALProton Therapy Research in WalloniaS. Lucas, C. MichielsTIER-2 (HERCULES3)Acquisition of a new long-term HERCULES3 supercomputing machine on high memory capacity machinesB. ChampagnePrograms of excellenceProjectTitlePorteur UNamurProjectTitlePIARIACApplications and Research for Trusted Artificial Intelligence (TRAIL-Foundations)B. Frénay, JM. Jacquet, B. DumasCYBEREXCELLENCEThe cyber security excellence project as part of the Walloon Region plan (CyberWal)JN. Colin, JM. JacquetFOODWAL-PeptiBoostDevelopment of innovative and sustainable industrializable approaches for the production and characterization of novel Bioactive Peptides to boost the functional quality of foodstuffsTh. Arnould, C. Michaux, F. RenziGT4HEALTHDisruptive strategic research in gene therapy, for a holistic strengthening of Wallonia internationally, and the sustainability of its value chainJ. DouxfilsTiNtHyNCollaborative research of excellence in the hydrogen sector, structured around the e-WallonHYS. Lucas, Y. Olivier, J. WoutersWAL4XRImmersive and interactive technologies for the industries of the future in WalloniaB. Dumas Co-financed projects ProjectTitlePIIRAbsorberAbsorbing mid-infrared radiation for thermal furtivenessO. DeparisILabBotIntelligent Laboratory Autonomous Mobile Robot for Pharmaceutical IndustryE. TuciMicrospheresDevelopment of functionalized silica microspheres for the purification of proteinsBL. SuVeCTrAVerifiable Credentials for Trusted AccessJN. ColinWALSATWallonia Space Awareness TechnologyJ. Daquin ADRE | Financing advisors Fundings FRS-FNRS, Fédéraux (Belspo, Brain, FED-tWIN), Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (ARC), prizes and foundationsEmail: jean-pascal.piret@unamur.be - Tel +32(0)81 72 53 47Financing Structural Funds (ERDF, ESF, Interreg, FEAMP), Walloon Region and corporate research contractsEmail: nathalie.malengreau@unamur.be - Tel +32(0)81 72 57 08 Horizon Europe funding (ERC, MSCA, Infrastructures, EIC), LIFE+ and ESAEmail: christelle.saout@unamur.be - Tel +32(0)81 72 50 47Horizon Europe funding (Pillar 2 collaborative projects) and COST ActionsEmail: erika.lombart@unamur.be - Tel +32(0)81 72 53 45Win4SpinOff and POC Walloon Region fundingEmail: laurent.galas@unamur.be - Tel +32(0)81 72 53 39

Understanding diseases, treating them and researching new treatments; whatever your aspirations, our training courses are the perfect springboard for your future in the medical field. Join us and let your vocation guide your path at a faculty where proximity and high standards are the watchwords of our teaching. Welcome to the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Namur!

Information technology plays a significant role in our daily lives. Life without a computer or cell phone seems unimaginable to us. But information technology serves many other fields, such as medicine, management, the environment, agriculture, space, biology… and its role in new sectors is constantly growing. Get ready to shape the future of our society in a young, dynamic, and rapidly expanding field  

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In response to the growing shortage of general practitioners in rural areas, the University of Namur is launching a groundbreaking initiative to encourage future practitioners to explore these regions. This year, nine rural placement centers have been established in the provinces of Namur, Hainaut, and Luxembourg, enabling 26 students in the Master’s program specializing in general practice (a joint UNamur-UCLouvain degree) to complete an internship under conditions that facilitate their immersion. Designed to address barriers related to housing, transportation, and isolation, this pilot program has found a particularly promising first implementation in Chevetogne, in partnership with the Province of Namur and several municipalities.

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JuryProf. Joseph WINKIN (UNamur), ChairProf. Timoteo CARLETTI (UNamur), SecretaryProf. Alexandre MAUROY (UNamur)Prof. Malbor ASLLANI (Florida State University)Dr. Maxime LUCAS (UNamur)Dr. Riccardo MUOLO (RIKEN Institute)AbstractSynchronization is a ubiquitous phenomenon in the world around us. It is a crucial feature that ensures the proper functioning of many complex systems. The various generators in a power grid must produce alternating current at a common frequency, and the brain’s cortical regions synchronize their activities to enable the brain to control the human body. These systems can be modeled as coupled oscillators, as in the famous Kuramoto model, where entities interact in pairs so that they synchronize globally.However, synchronization can also pose a problem. For instance, excessive synchronization of brain dynamics leads to pathological states such as epileptic seizures. It is therefore necessary to develop methods that reduce global synchronization by locally controlling the dynamics of certain oscillators. In particular, a control scheme based on a Hamiltonian framework has been designed to effectively desynchronize the Kuramoto model.Nevertheless, some limitations remain. First, the controlled nodes are selected at random without considering their specific characteristics. Second, this method is designed to control systems with a network structure—that is, with pairwise coupling—whereas many recent studies have demonstrated the importance of higher-order networks, i.e., group interactions, in modeling such systems.In this Ph.D. thesis, we aim to address these gaps through several studies. We explore the optimal method for selecting controlled nodes to maximize control efficiency, investigate the method’s ability to desynchronize systems with higher-order interactions, and develop a new control method tailored to this framework.Our results not only improve these control techniques but also offer novel perspectives on the synchronization of complex systems. They allow us to better understand the influence of each local entity on collective behavior and the role played by interactions of different orders. Among other things, they shed light on the non-monotonic relationship between synchronization capacity and the strength of higher-order interactions.