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Master in Business Economics ranks 87th in FT Master in Management ranking, 6th in terms of value for money
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Trio gets European funding for ambitious projects
Three UAntwerp scientists receive prestigious ERC Starting Grant
Light pollution puts birds on the wrong track
Biologists first to prove the effect of skyglow on wildlife behaviour
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Antibiotics are becoming less and less effective in newborns
UAntwerp research shows that antibiotics fail to save almost 1 in 4 newborns with blood poisoning
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Some surprisingly well-known invasive species in the Andes
Jonas Lembrechts, together with his South American colleagues, pursues weed species in the Andes.
How deep is the sleep of tree buds in winter?
Romain Garrigues discovered a more erratic sleep for deciduous trees than previously thought. While absence of winter cold can keep trees asleep for longer, autumn warming can cause an early wake-up.
Oxford English Dictionary moved to a new platform
Improved interface but personal profiles need to be registered again.
Wanted dead or alive: blue crabs
Jonas Schoelynck (UAntwerp) discusses a new exotic species found in Flemish waters.
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Trial access Scite.ai
A database that provides more insight into citations.
Cooperation between SGS Clinical Pharmacology Unit (SGS CPU) and Vaccinopolis (UAntwerp) will accelerate the development of novel vaccines and therapeutics
SGS CPU and Vaccinopolis (UAntwerp) announce a first collaboration in human challenge trials in Antwerp
Carbon sequestration at risk of destabilization in large regions of the world
A study shows that vast natural areas in the world exhibit symptoms of destabilisation, implying that they could be approaching abrupt changes.
Treatment with Monoclonal Antibodies can cause SARS-CoV-2 mutations
Researchers develop score identifying patients at risk
Tidal patterns play an important role in the vulnerability of coastal wetlands to climate change
Jean-Philippe Belliard studied the role tidal patterns, as sea level rise threatens to drown tidal wetlands.
New smart electronic implant stops urine loss
UAntwerp, UZA and University of Oxford tackle incontinence with spinout Amber
Patrice Lumumba gets a lecture hall at Campus Middelheim
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‘This “transfer” shows the impact of our university’
Prof. Silvia Lenaerts of University of Antwerp becomes new rector in Eindhoven
MESI: a database of (almost) all ‘global change’ experiments on land
Kevin Van Sunder and Sara Vicca led the development of a unique synthesis of global change experiments
UAntwerp pays tribute to Pakistani development activist
At the end of March, UAntwerp will gain a few more honorary doctors
DigHimapper
Crowdsourcing the Arenberg map collection
Free Open Access publishing at John Benjamins
Authors do not have to pay APCs to publish OA in 2023.
Ships will sail greener but slower in the future
Researchers at UAntwerp and TU Delft studied alternative fuels for shipping