Centre for Epidemiological Studies at the University of Liège dedicated to the analysis, prevention and management of epidemics at national and international level.
A centre for research, innovation and training to consolidate achievements and prepare for the future.
Exceptional roots in a local scientific community rich in complementary expertise that is rare internationally.
Preparing for future health crises requires that information be disseminated in advance to national and international governance structures.
A building will house activities that cannot currently be carried out, or are difficult to carry out, in the respective research units of the Institute's researchers.
The Institute of Epidemics (Indeep) invites you to a seminar titled "Searching for Suppression: Spatial Transcriptional Profiling in Tuberculosis Granulomas," presented by Professor Amanda Martinot (Tufts University, USA).
Based on a foundation of historical and recent expertise gained from the fight against COVID-19, InDeEp aims to bring together different complementary scientific disciplines within ULiège.
A look back at the health measures taken by the French government following the spread of this disease, which is not transmissible to humans but severely affects cattle farms.
