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This event will provide students, researchers, and industry representatives with an opportunity to explore the evolution of electron microscopy, deepen their understanding of advanced analysis techniques, and participate in live demonstrations in a real research environment.Programme09:00 – 09:30 Welcome Reception with coffee and pastries09:30 – 09:45 Opening & Introduction of the Day10:30 – 11:30 Lecture with Emanuel Katzmann - Presentation: TEM / CRYO TEM.11:30 – 12:30 Lecture with Yamaguchi-san - Presentation: SEM imaging, CP and FIB sample prep.12:30 – 13:30 Lunch Break13:30 – 14:30 Lecture with Rick Verberne - Presentation: Analytical methods in electron microscopy - (EDS, windowless EDS, WDS, SXES, EBSD)14:30 – 14:45 Discover electron microscopy platform - General introduction before guided lab tour with J.-F. Colomer14:45 – 16:45 Hands-on Session - JEOL JCM-7000 Benchtop SEM - Discover how accessible and intuitive high-quality SEM imaging can be.During this session we will demonstrate:Suitable sample types and simple preparation guidelinesHow to choose the optimal observation mode (SE, BSE, low vacuum, etc.)Practical use of the instrument’s detectors and imaging featuresLive sample analysis — feel free to bring your own samples - Please inform us in advance which samples you plan to bring.Discussions, exchange ideas and NetworkingGuided Tour of the Microscopes and Laboratories16:45 – 17:15 Closing Sessions Q&A, drinks and snacks.The event offers 1 ECTS credit to PhD students and a certificate of participation upon request. I'm signing up Download the programme

In 2025, UNamur joined the MAGIS Exchange international exchange program. With around 40 partners, this program aims to help participating students become true citizens of the world, aware of the challenges that lie ahead.

RUN IN THE WOODS – 2026 EDITION On Saturday, March 28, 2026, we're doing it again with a new edition of Run in the Woods!PLEASE NOTE: this year, the starting point has changed ➜ we will no longer be starting from the lodge at No. 73, but from the villa at No. 75 on Route d'Andenne (right next door).Same street, same atmosphere... but a new official starting point!DISTANCES850 m for children – €2 (€3 on site) – Start at 9:45 a.m.8.5 km – €7 (€9 on site) – Start 11:30 a.m.14 km – €9 (€12 on site) – Departure at 11:00 a.m.28 km – €12 (€15 on site) – Start 10:00 a.m.ELEVATION GAINS:850 m: +11 m8.5 km: +240 m14 km: +400 m28 km: +800 mON SITERegistration from 9 a.m.Awards ceremony at 1:30 p.m.Canicross permittedCheff Burger (free burgers for participating UNamur staff and students)Inflatable castle with supervisionBar (soft drinks, lagers, specialty beers) NEW STARTINGADDRESS Villa Haugimont – Route d’Andenne 75 - 5340 Faulx-les-Tombes  Advance sales & information: www.otop.be/runinthewoods Contact: Maxime Scavée - 0499231908 - maxime.scavee@unamur.be More info

Nathalie Burnay, professor at the EMCP Faculty and researcher at the Transitions Institute, has just been awarded prestigious WELChange funding from the F.R.S-FNRS for her interdisciplinary research project dedicated to extending careers. This is a highly topical social issue, which she is tackling in collaboration with a team of demographers from UCLouvain.

This film is a vibrant tribute to all those Raphaël Volon met during his stays in this colorful country. Their commitment, generosity, and courage had a profound impact on the director's career.A journey marked by commitment and rich in emotions to be shared. Event link

The Chair of Excellence for Research and Expertise in Entrepreneurship (CHEREE) is a chair open to external sponsorship funding. The funds raised enable the financing of university research, the results of which, in addition to traditional scientific valorization, feed into teaching and community service through expert missions.

Cahier 121 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Région Wallonne de 2025 à 2030 - N. Nerinckx, G. Carlier, N. Paulus and E. Lecuivre - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 120 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles de 2025 à 2030 - N. Nerinckx, G. Carlier, N. Paulus and E. Lecuivre - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 119 - Note exploratoire sur la responsabilisation budgétaire de l'entité I, des Régions et des Communautés - L. Broquet sous la responsabilité de H. BogaertCahier 118 - MaSala : Simulateur de la masse salariale dans l'enseignement en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Méthodologie, perspectives et scénarios- E. Lecuivre, J.-M. Paul and H. Bogaert, with the collaboration of A. Dufays and C. CaytanCahier 117 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Commission communautaire commune de 2024 à 2029 - L. Collot, C. Franc, E. Lecuivre et N. Nerinckx - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 116 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Commission communautaire française de 2024 à 2029 - N. Nerinckx, L. Collot, C. Franc and E. Lecuivre - Edited by H. BogaertCahier 115 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale de 2024 à 2029 - C. Franc, L. Collot, E. Lecuivre and N. Nerinckx - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 114 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Région wallonne de 2024 à 2029 - L. Collot, C. Franc, E. Lecuivre and N. Nerinckx - Edited by H. BogaertCahier 113 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles de 2024 à 2029 - N. Nerinckx, L. Collot, C. Franc and E. Lecuivre - Under the direction of H. Bogaert

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From October 4 to 10, UNamur embarked young and old alike on a week of fun and educational activities dedicated to the discovery of space.The objective? To inspire, question and amaze.

As part of its seminar, Centre Arcadie will be pleased to welcome Igor Krtolica for a session devoted to his book Romain Gary. De l'humanisme à l'écologie, Gallimard, 2025.Maître de conférences en philosophie à l'Université de Picardie Jules-Verne, junior member of the Institut universitaire de France, Igor Krtolica is the author (in addition to the work to be discussed) of Gilles Deleuze (PUF, coll. "Que sais-je? ", 2015), of Gilles Deleuze et Félix Guattari : Une philosophie des devenirs-révolutionnaires(Éditions Amsterdam, 2024) and of a commentary on an extract from Romain Gary's Les Racines du ciel entitled Antifascism, humanism and ecology (PUF, coll. "Classiques de l'écologie", 2025).After a presentation of the work, Igor Krtolica will be interviewed by Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod and Thibault De Meyer.Free admission. All welcome.Book presentation 1956: the Prix Goncourt is awarded to Racines du ciel, a novel whose hero, Morel, fights against the extermination of elephants in an Africa struggling for independence. Romain Gary described it as the first ecological novel. Ecology enabled him to resolve the unbearable political contradiction in which the post-war West finds itself: the impossibility of believing in man, the impossibility of giving up believing in man. How can we continue to give meaning to the idea of civilization? If we are to maintain the humanist ideal, we need to wage a battle in which man is no longer at the center. Such is the paradox explored here. This literary and philosophical essay reveals the complexity of Romain Gary's thought, his constant irony and humor, his contradictions, his rejection of dogmatism. And its modernity: ahead of his time, the novelist anticipated the controversies driving contemporary ecological thinking, where the human being is only a part of nature, but where nature itself becomes inseparable from history, society and politics. This previously unpublished synthesis of Romain Gary's work is an original analysis of the tension between humanist commitment and ecological cause.. Toutes les activités du Centre Arcadie

As part of its seminar, Centre Arcadie will be pleased to welcome Jeanne Etelain for a session devoted to her book Zones. Terre, sexes et science-fiction, Flammarion, 2025.Jeanne Etelain, PhD from New York University and Université Paris-Nanterre, teaches philosophy and contemporary theory at the École supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Montpellier.After a presentation of the book, Igor Krtolica will be interviewed by Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod and Thibault De Meyer.After a presentation of the book, Jeanne Etelain will be interviewed by Ludovic Dubois, Nathalie Grandjean and Sébastien Laoureux.Free admission. Welcome to all.Book presentation Zone: this ubiquitous term nevertheless remains elusive. In a stunning conceptual investigation at the crossroads of geography, psychoanalysis and science fiction, Jeanne Etelain explores how "zone" has become central to understanding space, in the contemporary context of a crisis in the planet's conditions of habitability. The zone thus emerges as a spatial modality that defies habitual categories, confronting us with space's power to act, whether it's nature, the Earth or the body. All Centre Arcadie activities

Conference organized by Centre Arcadie and the Department of Philosophy as part of the "Philosophie du cinéma" course and the "Cultures et pensées cinématographiques" Specialization Master's degree.Dork Zabunyan is Professor of Film Studies at Université Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis. His publications include Les Cinémas de Gilles Deleuze (Bayard, 2011), L'Insistance des luttes - Images, soulèvements, contre-révolutions (De l'incidence éditeur, 2016), Foucault va au cinéma (Bayard, 2011) with Patrice Maniglier, Jacques Rancière et le monde des images(Mimesis, 2023).In 2020 he published Fictions of Trump. Puissances des images et exercices du pouvoir(Le point du jour). In this conference, the aim will be to take up this work in the context of Trump's second term.Presentation of the workDonald Trump's body is almost everywhere, outside us, on our screens, caught up in information channels that disseminate still and moving images of him. He is also present within us, more or less floating, in the minds of his detractors and supporters alike. The 45th President of the United States of America is not, however, the book's only subject. Based on his countless audiovisual representations, both before and after his election, the aim here is to explore the function of images in the exercise of power today, the stories they tell and the discourses they condition. Two questions run through this essay: what is this strange love of power, conveyed by images of an authoritarian leader, to which individuals who have no interest in voting for him adhere? What filmic counter-fires, real or imagined, are likely to mobilize the powers of images to evade this power, or even to thwart it? All Centre Arcadie activities