About us
In 2010, the University of Namur and the CHU UCL Mont-Godinne Dinant decided to combine their strengths and created the NAmur Research Institute for LIfe Sciences (NARILIS).
NARILIS is a centre of excellence in multidisciplinary life science research, with a regional anchorage point around Namur.
Providing leadership locally and globally, NARILIS is involved in fundamental and clinical research, technology, scholarship and student mobility, combining cutting-edge multidisciplinary approaches with collaborative on- and off-campus partners.
A typical team is composed of a nurse, a physician, a physicist, a chemist and a biologist - each having specialized knowledge - altough the composition of the teams may actually vary.
NARILIS, because science and size matter
NARILIS: 7 letters, 7 objectives
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The 2012-2014 NARILIS Collegian Board
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| Stéphane Lucas | Thierry Vander Borght | Carine Michiels |
| 8 elected members from the scientific committee | 2 people representing the founding institutions |
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Managing director of the BEP
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The NARILIS Scientific Committee
Jean-Jacques Letesson (University of Namur)
Yves Vandermeeren (UCL)
Guy Cornelis (Biozentrum der Universität Basel, Switzerland)
Jan Cools (Center for Human Genetics, Faculty of Medecine, KUL)
Pierre Coulie (Institut De Duve, UCL)
Yves Van de Peer (Plant Systems Biology, University of Ghent)
The NARILIS Charter
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The NARILIS activity report |
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| NARILIS 2010-2011 activity report: |