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We therefore invite you to start by learning what a patent is and what can be patented, before moving on to the specific aspects related to the life sciences. In fact, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology are among the Belgian sectors that file the most applications with the European Patent Office, reflecting the dynamism and importance of this sector in Belgium.Presentation: Eléana Somville, Scientific Advisor (ADRE) Sign me up

We therefore invite you to start by learning what a patent is and what can be patented, before moving on to the specific aspects related to the life sciences. In fact, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology are among the Belgian sectors that file the most applications with the European Patent Office, reflecting the dynamism and importance of this sector in Belgium.Presentation: Eléana Somville, Scientific Advisor (ADRE) Sign me up

We therefore invite you to start by learning what a patent is and what can be patented, before moving on to the specific aspects related to the life sciences. In fact, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology are among the Belgian sectors that file the most applications with the European Patent Office, reflecting the dynamism and importance of this sector in Belgium.Presentation: Eléana Somville, Scientific Advisor (ADRE) Sign me up

We therefore invite you to start by learning what a patent is and what can be patented, before moving on to the specific aspects related to the life sciences. In fact, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology are among the Belgian sectors that file the most applications with the European Patent Office, reflecting the dynamism and importance of this sector in Belgium.Presentation: Eléana Somville, Scientific Advisor (ADRE) Sign me up

We therefore invite you to start by learning what a patent is and what can be patented, before moving on to the specific aspects related to the life sciences. In fact, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology are among the Belgian sectors that file the most applications with the European Patent Office, reflecting the dynamism and importance of this sector in Belgium.Presentation: Eléana Somville, Scientific Advisor (ADRE) Sign me up

We therefore invite you to start by learning what a patent is and what can be patented, before moving on to the specific aspects related to the life sciences. In fact, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology are among the Belgian sectors that file the most applications with the European Patent Office, reflecting the dynamism and importance of this sector in Belgium.Presentation: Eléana Somville, Scientific Advisor (ADRE) Sign me up

Jointly founded by the University of Namur and UCLouvain, the spin-off Intercept Bio aims to take a new step forward in the prevention of viral respiratory infections. Stemming from research conducted by the teams of Professor Stéphane Vincent at the UNamur Bio-Organic Chemistry Laboratory and Professor David Alsteens at the Louvain Institute of Biomolecular Science and Technology at UCLouvain, and a researcher at the WEL Research Institute, the start-up is developing a nasal spray designed to act right at the entry point for respiratory viruses: the nasal passages.

At UNamur, research is not confined to laboratories. From physics to political science, robotics, biodiversity, law, AI, and health, researchers collaborate daily with numerous stakeholders in society. The goal? To transform ideas into concrete solutions to address current challenges. 

At the University of Namur, a thesis led by Fabian Delhalle, with support from SPW Research as part of the Win4Doc program, is exploring an innovative approach to producing proteins of therapeutic interest. In collaboration with Bio-Sourcing and the Walloon Center for Agricultural Research, this project aims to better understand the mechanisms of lactation in goats in order to optimize biopharmaceutical production that is more accessible, more flexible, and more environmentally friendly.

At UNamur, research is not confined to laboratories. From physics to political science, robotics, biodiversity, law, AI, and health, researchers collaborate daily with numerous stakeholders in society. The goal? Transform ideas into concrete solutions to address current challenges. 

The U-BPM (User-oriented Business Process Management) project explores how artificial intelligence can serve as a bridge between different business functions within a company. This process-management-focused approach is led by Malik Schinckus as part of the Win4doc program, a doctoral thesis funded by SPW Research. In collaboration with UNamur and the consulting firm Daïmo, Malik Schinckus brings theory and practice together to improve collaboration, performance, and reflection on everyday practices in the business world. 

At UNamur, research is not confined to laboratories. From physics to political science, robotics, biodiversity, law, AI, and health, researchers collaborate daily with numerous stakeholders in society. The goal? To transform ideas into concrete solutions to address current challenges.