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Dompel jezelf onder in ons diepgaand&nbsp;onderzoek met maatschappelijke impact.

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Using facts, we disprove myths around science and other topics.

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UAntwerp and its alumni have an impact, worldwide.

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When the storm surrounding a topical issue has calmed down, we dive in.  

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UAntwerp law students win Queen Mathilde prize

Times change, and so does the curriculum. An expert analyses an old textbook to check what is still correct.

Old source, new spring

‘Exercise during pregnancy is healthy and necessary’ 

Historic tiles restored by UAntwerp students

Is tinnitus for life?

Duik in de verhalen van alumni, partners en iedereen die UAntwerpen mee vorm geeft.

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What is going on in the UAntwerp community? We get acquainted with our members through a series of questions.

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Jacotte Brokken gave her parents headaches

Will we all be speaking English at the university soon?

Who is the person behind the science? Research is not in the spotlight this time.

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Silvia Lenaerts: 'I am very competitive'

Niel Hens: 'We calculated our way out of the crisis'

Complicated scientific research, explained in simple terms.

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Thomas De Kerf checks windturbines with robots

The road that researchers travel is often full of twists and challenges. Luckily, detours sometimes lead to the most beautiful places.

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Geoffrey Dierckxsens: "An academic carreer is no certainty"

Water and fire

Can universities and companies collaborate?

Expo reveals the Brantijser’s past

Innovation hub for sustainable chemistry at Petroleum-Zuid

UAntwerp opens Patrice Lumumba lecture hall

Renée Eykens combines her studies with the Olympics

Jonas Spruyt gets sick animals back on their feet

Jan Lemmens (Glints) lives his childhood dream every day

Claudia Verheyen plays DJ to save the environment

Do consumers buy healthier thanks to Nutri-Score?

Why not every manager is a leader 

Alumnus builds sustainable houses in slums

Designers think with their hands

‘Ukrainians are deserving refugees’ 

Biking outfit protects from abrasions 

Honorary degree for UAntwerp virologist Erika Vlieghe

Traditional craftsmanship meets technology 

Podcaster Laura Scheerlinck talks about more than just 'de Volksjury'

University holds on to drinking young people.

Young start-ups learn at Accelerator Programme

Flamigel from Antwerp: A staple for more than 20 years

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UAntwerp launches new online magazine Stroom

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Together with Kathleen Beckers and Annelien Van Remoortere, Karolin Soontjens (Faculty of Social Sciences) wrote '<a href="https://www.aspeditions.be/en/book/journalistiek-uit-balans/19400" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Journalism Out of Balance</a><a href="https://www.aspeditions.be/en/book/journalistiek-uit-balans/19400" target="_blank" rel="noopener">?</a>'. The book sheds new light on the debate on press bias. The book provides answers to the many questions surrounding perceptions, image damage, bias ... between political parties and journalists.

Journalism out of balance?

Sara Op de Beeck (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences) was selected for the prestigious Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany. For one week, the researcher gets to attend several lectures and has the opportunity to network with other young researchers. Moreover, Sara will have the chance to meet Nobel Prize winners.

Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting

Alumnus and visiting professor Peter Piot (PhD in microbiology, 1980 and affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences) won the Global Health Leaders Award. This award, presented by the World Health Organization (WHO), is given to him for his phenomenal achievements in public health.

Global Health Leaders Award

Student Jef Vandorpe (Law) won the VRT 1 television quiz &lsquo;1 year for free&rsquo; in early April. The prize was a whopping 85,000 euros. He will gift part of the prize money to his godson.

Winner '1 year for free'

Master of Law students Eva Devlieghere, Pieter Mertens and Charlotte Verstreken participated in the eighth edition of the Belgian Moot Court in Constitutional Law organised at the Council of State at the end of April. It was quite a success, because the trio went on to win all the prizes.

Belgian Moot Court in Constitutional Law

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‘Doctor’s prescription for nature’

<span class="NormalTextRun SCXW12916827 BCX0" data-ccp-charstyle="normaltextrun" data-ccp-charstyle-defn="{&quot;ObjectId&quot;:&quot;7f6e2fc1-5842-4e86-9a15-b8a26bc58c88|9&quot;,&quot;ClassId&quot;:1073872969,&quot;Properties&quot;:[469775450,&quot;normaltextrun&quot;,201340122,&quot;1&quot;,134233614,&quot;true&quot;,469778129,&quot;normaltextrun&quot;,335572020,&quot;1&quot;,469778324,&quot;Default Paragraph Font&quot;]}">Student Elaheh Ahmadi-Eli (Alumna of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy and PhD student) recently became the new physiotherapist of Antwerp basketball powerhouse: Telenet Giants Antwerp.

New physiotherapist Telenet Giants Antwerp

Antwerp Zoo and Planckendael caught a new veterinarian: alumnus Jonas Spruyt (Veterinary Medicine, 2011). The ambitious and adventurous doctor was active abroad for many years and is eager to take on this new challenge.

New veterinarian at Zoo Antwerpen and Planckendael

Alumna Jacotte Brokken (Chemistry, 2015) succeeded Frank Deboosere as weatherwoman. In April Jacotte joined VRT&rsquo;s weather team.

Alumna Jacotte Brokken joins weather team VRT

Officer of the Order of Leopold: this title was conferred on Dominiek Dendooven (Department of History). He received the medal and certificate from Didier Vanderhasselt, the Belgian ambassador to India. In his research, Dendooven emphasises the important role Indian soldiers played during World War I.

Officer of the Order of Leopold

Andreas Pfeffer (Communication Sciences, 2003) is the new chair of Voka &ndash; Chamber of Commerce and Industry Antwerp-Waasland. Pfeffer is the CEO of temporary employment and recruitment agency Recrewtment.

New chair Voka

The birthplace of poet Paul van Ostaijen on Antwerp&rsquo;s Lange Leemstraat is bustling again. Matthijs de Ridder, Dennis Van Mol and Ewald Peters are three former members of staff of the Louis Paul Boon Documentation Centre at UAntwerp. De Ridder wrote a biography on Van Ostaijen, Van Mol and Peters worked out an exhibition around the poet&rsquo;s artist friends.

The birthplace of Paul van Ostaijen

Imposter mother, that&rsquo;s the title of Hanan Challouki&rsquo;s latest book (Communication Sciences, 2015). In the book, the alumna &ndash; an expert in inclusive marketing and communication &ndash; talks about her first, uncertain year as a mother.

Imposter mother

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