About the LIBST
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The Louvain Institute of Biomolecular Science and Technology brings together more than 150 research staff working in the field of biology and using molecular and cellular tools.
The general objective is to create a favorable environment for high profile research activities.
Our institute specifically aims to :
- Promote high quality basic research in the life sciences
- Promote applied projects emerging from basic research
- Attract young talented researchers and help them develop successful teams
- Favor the transfer of practical knowledge
- Favor the setting up of interdisciplinary projects
- Improve the scientific training of young researchers
- Set up technological platforms available to the scientific community
Here is a comprehensive summary of the LIBST's research scope, including this year's key numbers :
2026-10-16
Two LIBST winners for the 5th Interuniversity PhD day poster session at ULiège
Held, on September 7th, 2026, the 5th Interuniveristy PhD day at ULiège hosted a poster session which elected 4 winners (two for the morning session, two for the afternoon session) out of over 7
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2026-09-22
Chromosome repair passed down from generation to generation
Original article from UCLouvain: Une réparation des chromosomes transmise de génération en générationResearchers at ULB and UCLouvain have uncovered an exceptional DNA repair strategy in bdelloid roti
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2026-07-17
Antiviral nasal spray developed by Intercept Bio
See the full communication from UCLouvain : Un spray nasal antiviral développé par Intercept Bio
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2026-07-08
Alexandre Dusart (InBr) wins best oral presentation award
Congratulations to Alexandre Dusart on receiving the Best Oral PhD Presentation Award at the International Symposium on Challenges in Food Flavor and Volatile Compounds Analysis in Poznań, Poland!His
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2026-03-23
Dysbiosis metabolites hijack a quorum-sensing receptor in beneficial streptococci
Microbial dysbiosis alters chemical cues in the oral microbiome, but how commensals sense these changes is unclear.
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