A clinical study carried out at CICN provides innovative insights into the effect of natural food supplements on mood regulation.

A recent study carried out at CICN highlights the potential benefits of Red Panax ginseng on psychological well-being.

The SMCS and CENTAL invite you to a Summer School on Text Mining in Python from July 7 to 11 on the Louvain-la-Neuve campus.

This includes courses in Python and R, a Summer School, online and offline classes.

The SMCS and UNamur are now working closely together in the field of humanities, thanks to a recent agreement.

CICN is launching a new clinical study and is looking for participants aged 60 and over. The aim of the study is to evaluate the effects of a natural food supplement on cognitive functions, and in particular on memory.

After several successful years in operation, the Center for Clinical Investigation in Nutrition (CICN) has benefited from the creation of a Research Logistician position since November 1. This position, created thanks to contributions from the University's three Sectors, is a pioneering achievement for the platform and guarantees its long-term stability.

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the SEFY platform is getting a facelift with new phytotrons and greenhouses equipped with white brand-new lighting with more wavelengths, more intensity, for better results.

This non-invasive approach to assess tissue microenvironment is crucial for longitudinal studies, significantly reducing the number of animals required for experimentation.

The platform is starting a collaboration with Professor Laura Symul, whose research aims to apply and develop statistical methods for omics data concerning women's health.