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13 07, 2020

Our Alumnus Jonathan Mboyo Esole at the heart of a project to contain Covid-19 in the DRC

swingFwaAdmin2021-03-08T13:06:16+01:0013 July 2020|

“As an African scientist, I cannot hide behind my equations. They are not thick enough to prevent me from seeing the suffering of my people”. With these words Wiener-Anspach Alumnus Jonathan Mboyo Esole presented himself in an interview he granted us two years ago. Assistant Professor in Mathematics at [...]

22 06, 2020

Wiener-Anspach Alumna Chanel de Halleux publishes an article on Fanny de Beauharnais

swingFwaAdmin2025-06-03T13:23:32+02:0022 June 2020|

In 2017/2018 Chanel de Halleux was granted a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Oxford, to work with Prof. Catriona Seth (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages). Dr De Halleux has recently published an article based on a lecture given at the time. Entitled "Babil et philosophie au féminin dans [...]

18 05, 2020

“The First World War and the democratic control of foreign policy”, a paper by Jan Stöckmann

swingFwaAdmin2021-10-08T11:29:33+02:0018 May 2020|

Wiener-Anspach Alumnus Jan Stöckmann (DPhil in History) has recently published an article presenting the results of his research stay at the Université libre de Bruxelles in 2018/2019, under the supervision of Prof. Véronique Dimier (Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences).. The paper, entitled “The First World War and the Democratic [...]

11 05, 2020

The art of communicating art: an interview with our Alumna Danièle Reiber

swingFwaAdmin2022-07-12T09:51:37+02:0011 May 2020|

Danièle Reiber is the founder and director of Reiber PR, a public relations company operating in the arts world. She graduated from the ULB, but her passion for musicology – together with a Wiener-Anspach fellowship in 1994/1995 – made her cross the Channel over twenty years ago. Danièle, who [...]

5 05, 2020

Our Alumni involved in the Covid-19 research projects launched at the ULB

swingFwaAdmin2021-01-26T15:28:09+01:005 May 2020|

Following a special call for research projects on Covid-19, the ULB has launched 18 new research projects, listed on the website of the University. Wiener-Anspach Alumni Emmanuel Slautsky and Gilles Bruylants are involved in two of these projects: “Belgian public and social law and the Covid-19 health crisis: facing the [...]

30 03, 2020

Wiener-Anspach Alumni Marius Gilbert and Simon Dellicour help us understand the Covid-19 epidemic

swingFwaAdmin2021-01-26T15:28:43+01:0030 March 2020|

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis in Begium, many researchers are playing an important role in explaining the nature and development of the epidemic. Among them are Wiener-Anspach Alumni Marius Gilbert and Simon Dellicour, both members of the Spatial Epidemiology Lab at the Université libre de Bruxelles. Marius and Simon [...]

11 12, 2019

“Histoire des zoos par les animaux”, a new book by Violette Pouillard

swingFwaAdmin2021-10-14T12:07:06+02:0011 December 2019|

In this essay, Wiener-Anspach Alumna Violette Pouillard traces the history of zoological gardens from the perspective of animals, focusing on Paris' Jardin des Plantes and on the zoos of London and Antwerpen, from their opening at the beginning of the 19th century to the present. Dr Pouillard was granted [...]

20 05, 2019

When science meets commitment: interview with our Alumnus Jonathan Mboyo Esole

swingFwaAdmin2022-09-09T10:33:21+02:0020 May 2019|

Jonathan Mboyo Esole was born in the Congo and he studied at the ULB and Cambridge. He is now Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Northeastern University. In March 2018 he received the Next Einstein Award, recognising Africa’s best young scientists and technologists. Alongside his academic activity, he [...]

23 01, 2019

The ULB Faculty of law and criminology pays homage to our Alumnus Marc Sanda Kimbimbi

swingFwaAdmin2022-05-17T13:25:29+02:0023 January 2019|

By a happy chance, we have reconnected with one of our Alumni, Marc Sanda Kimbimbi, who was a postgraduate fellow at the University of Cambridge in 1978-1979. In December Mr Kimbimbi came to Brussels to receive the first prize of the Faculty of Law and Criminology of the Université libre [...]

14 12, 2018

Amélie Deblauwe and the art of digitising ancient texts

swingFwaAdmin2021-01-26T15:29:44+01:0014 December 2018|

Wiener-Anspach Alumna Amélie Deblauwe, Senior Digitisation Technician at the University of Cambridge, is among the experts photographed in the December issue of National Geographic, featuring an article entitled "Inside the cloak-and-dagger search for sacred texts". Amélie was photographed with her colleague Błażej Mikuła from the Cambridge University Library’s Digital [...]

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