A large-scale clinical study has been started in Belgium to determine if the plasma of patients who have recovered from COVID-19 could help to keep the condition of sick patients from worsening.
In 2016, a start-up created in San Francisco's Silicon Valley by Thomas Querton, a young Belgian entrepreneur from Brussels, developed an application to convert sporting activities into donations
Univercells is working on the manufacture of a vaccine against Covid-19
Walloon biotechnology company Univercells is joining forces with two partners, the Italian company ReiThera and the German company Leukocare, for the large-scale development of a vaccine against Covi
Jonathan becomes famous with his "Mom I'm Fine" slogan.
This fabulous story started a few years ago in Belgium. Jonathan Kubben Quiñonez, a young 27-year-old from Brussels, decided to quit his job and sell his car so he could travel around the world.
COVID-19: research on the beneficial effect of oestrogen
Mithra, the Belgian biotech company specialising in women's health, has announced the launch of phase II of its research programme to study the potential beneficial effects of Estetrol (E4), a na
The Dragon Project in the fight against coronavirus
A European grant is allowing a company from Liège to take part in an international project called Dragon, which aims to improve and accelerate the diagnosis and treatment of coronavirus-related diseas
Rubens' garden in Antwerp, winner of the European Heritage Award 2020
The European Commission and Europa Nostra have awarded their highest European distinction for heritage. The 21 winners for 2020 include the garden of the famous Antwerp painter.
The sun's rays have become deadly for every human being on Earth. The only viable option is a plane that takes off from Brussels and flies westwards by night.
Liege Airport becomes one of the WFP's logistics platforms
Following in the footsteps of the WHO, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has now chosen Liege Airport as one of its three global logistics platforms to support its humanitarian missions to
When we think of Belgium, we think of gastronomy. This is even the case during the corona crisis, which is affecting Belgium as well as every other country in the world today.
In 2016, a start-up created in San Francisco's Silicon Valley by Thomas Querton, a young Belgian entrepreneur from Brussels, developed an application to convert sporting activities into donations for organisations and NGOs.
This fabulous story started a few years ago in Belgium. Jonathan Kubben Quiñonez, a young 27-year-old from Brussels, decided to quit his job and sell his car so he could travel around the world.
