Thomas Wirtgen along with Quentin De Coninck, Randy Bush, Laurent Vanbever, and Olivier Bonaventure, received the 2021 IETF Applied Network Research Prize (ANRP) for their work on the extensibility of BGP implementations, and other routing protocols. The prize was awarded in November 2021.
This work was first presented in “xBGP: When You Can’t…
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Institute of Information and Communication Technologies, Electronics and Applied Mathematics
programming languages | MPI, OpenMP | librairies | debug | managing Clusters | ...
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Center for High Performance Computing and Mass Storage
Thanks to the support of the Plan de Relance – "Energy Transition" programme – cofunded by the European Union and the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, the MOCA analytical platform is acquiring the Fibertherm from Gerhardt, a fiber analyzer that estimates the hemicellulose, cellulose, and lignin content.
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Réseau des Plateformes Technologiques
Picture credit : Aurore DelsoirTechnical and scientific expertiseMethod development, technical support and advice on interpretation of resultsPretreatment of biological matrices, soils, waters, plantsGas or liquid chromatographyAnalysis of metals, major and trace elementsC, N and S measurementMain equipmentGas chromatography- GC with split…
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Réseau des Plateformes d'expertise et service
The CESPOL’s research area is ‘politics’ in its various dimensions: political ideas, interactions between social and political players, citizens and voters, state and public institutions, political decision-making and its outcomes. This object is analyzed at all levels (local, subnational/regional, national, European, transnational), following a…
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Centre de science politique et de politique comparée
Studying in the heart of EuropeAn interdisciplinary and in-depth approachHigh level training allowing to understand and analyze the European integration processPossibility to study entirely in English or in French and in EnglishA renowned academic teaching staff, eminent scholars, decision-makers, officials of the European institutions, diplomats …
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École interfacultaire en études européennes
Recognizing a face seems obvious, yet it is actually an extraordinary achievement of the human brain. A study by UCLouvain and the University of Clermont Auvergne shows that the brain relies on a “visual signature” composed of just a few stable landmarks to identify faces.
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Réseau des Plateformes d'Expertise et Service
In the face of ecological, energy, and social crises, sufficiency is gradually emerging as a key lens in current reflections on the socio-ecological transition. Beyond a technical response, this concept offers an opportunity to deeply question our ways of living, our collective structures, and the ethics of our various interactions.Understanding,…
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Louvain4Sufficiency
Thanks to the development of a more specific and sensitive proteomic analysis method, it is now possible to analyze and quantify all the peptides and proteins present in patients’ glomeruli, in order to identify the specific target antigen in each individual with membranous nephropathy.
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Réseau des Plateformes Technologiques
Main equipmentThe main equipment of the platform are listed below, with the applications for which they are used.EquipmentPrincipleApplicationsδ18O and δD AnalyzerThe Picarro L2130-i analyser is an essential tool for research requiring highly accurate and reliable isotopic analysis of water (δD and δ18O).It contributes to a better…
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Earth and Life Institute
