Overview
NARILIS is a partnership between UNamur and CHU UCL Namur dedicated to life sciences research. The institute supports research on fundamental biological processes and advances in diagnosis and treatment across multiple disease areas including cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, neurosciences, and infectious diseases. It operates facilities including a biobank, in vivo imaging laboratory, and molecular technology platforms.
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- Win4SpinOff supports VENOM2 in exploring the potential of venom-derived peptides in oncology VENOM2 (Venom-based Exploration for Novel Oncology Molecules) aims to explore the unique potential of peptides derived from animal venoms and their applications in precision oncology. The project has recently received funding from Win4SpinOff, a programme run by SPW Research that supports the maturation of research results with a view to creating spin-off companies in Wallonia. VENOM2 brings together complementary scientific strengths
- Intercept Bio: Towards a nasal spray to prevent viral respiratory infections Intercept Bio is a recently created spin-off founded jointly by UCLouvain and UNamur. Its ambition is to develop an innovative nasal spray designed to intercept respiratory viruses at one of the earliest stages of infection, when they attach to human cells. The project emerged from a unique interuniversity collaboration that brought together complementary areas of expertise. At UCLouvain (LIBST), David Alsteens is head of the NanoBiophysics lab,
- NARILIS radiobiology research recognized with “First Abstract Submission Prize” at PTCOG 64 ! Radiobiology research conducted at NARILIS has received international recognition at the 64th Annual Conference of the Particle Therapy Cooperative Group (PTCOG 64), held in Deauville from June 8–13, 2026. The team led by Anne-Catherine Heuskin was awarded the First Abstract Submission Prize for research exploring how gold nanoparticles make tumor cells more sensitive to radiotherapy and promote anti-cancer immune responses. These
- Conducting research on METABOLISM? 📌 Join us in Namur on October 29, 2026, for the 3rd Annual Meeting of the FNRS Contact Group “Metabolism”! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e3SaE8hk 🎤 Invited speakers : Elisa Motori (University of Cologne), Carole Linster (University of Luxembourg), Miriam Cnop (ULB), Thibaut Burg (KU Leuven), Marc Fransen (KU Leuven) and Baptiste Leroy (UMons). 📝 Abstract submission deadline: September 15th! PhD students and postdoctoral researchers are invited to submit an abstract for 🔹 short oral communication
- We are looking for two PhD candidates to join the BioEso project ! Benoit Lengele (UCLouvain-IREC), Benoît Herman (UCLouvain-iMMC) and Patsy Renard (UNamur-NARILIS) have obtained a Concerted Research Action funding for the BioEso project. This ambitious project aims to develop, in a porcine model, the regeneration of esophagus using the decell/recell strategy. To support this cutting-edge research, they are recruiting two highly motivated PhD candidates, preferably holding a Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences or
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