M4S at EGU General Assembly 2024
Aaron Van Poecke presenting his results at the General Assembly 2024 of the European Geosciences Union (EGU)
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New paper published on recoverability in public transport networks
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"We will highlight UAntwerp’s impact even more"
Biologist Herwig Leirs will be rector of the University of Antwerp from September 1st.
New immune cell therapy destroys tumours' defensive shield
UAntwerp researchers make breakthrough in fight against pancreatic and colorectal cancer
Project 'De Droge Delta' wins Henri van de Velde design research award
"De Droge Delta" is an innovative research initiative aimed at addressing water scarcity and drought in Flanders.
Two candidates battle it out for rectorship
On 8 March we’ll (probably) know who’ll be succeeding Herman Van Goethem
New ebooks from Bloomsbury
on Cultural History and African Studies and Development
Vegetation key to climate resilient coastal wetlands
Vegetation stimulates formation of a channel network, allowing the marsh to co-develop with sea level rise.
‘Young people in Belgium regularly commit and fall victim to online violence’
Study shows young people do not know how to respond or where to find support
Recording of the Web of Science training session
now available on Mediasite
‘Extremely deadly Salmonella variants in Africa are still barely treatable with antibiotics’
University of Antwerp researchers unravel genetic code of new and more dangerous salmonella variants in Africa
The Faculty of Business and Economics obtains prestigious EQUIS accreditation
"Honoured to become part of a select group of top-tier business schools worldwide"
More persistent weather changes soil microbes
The alternation of longer dry and wet periods profoundly changes the soil fungi communities, while soil bacterial communities are little affected. However, these changes in the soil do not seem to adapt the ecosystem to these new climate regimes.
New network will advance the impact of genomic surveillance in Africa and globally
Consortium aims to better diagnose, monitor and clinically manage current and future epidemics
LexNow replaces Jurisquare
for publications by Die Keure and Anthemis
Launch of a new YUFE Equity, Diversity & Inclusivity online course
Eye-opening, thought provoking and inspiring.
Master in Business Economics ranks 87th in FT Master in Management ranking, 6th in terms of value for money
"Proud to be ranked for the third year in a row! Thank you to all our alumni, students & staff for their contributions"
Trio gets European funding for ambitious projects
Three UAntwerp scientists receive prestigious ERC Starting Grant
Light pollution puts birds on the wrong track
Biologists first to prove the effect of skyglow on wildlife behaviour
Antibiotics are becoming less and less effective in newborns
UAntwerp research shows that antibiotics fail to save almost 1 in 4 newborns with blood poisoning
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Some surprisingly well-known invasive species in the Andes
Jonas Lembrechts, together with his South American colleagues, pursues weed species in the Andes.
How deep is the sleep of tree buds in winter?
Romain Garrigues discovered a more erratic sleep for deciduous trees than previously thought. While absence of winter cold can keep trees asleep for longer, autumn warming can cause an early wake-up.