Launched in Lille, the monitoring of thousands of patients is now being extended to the whole of France. The aim: personalised treatment and care.

The ONCOLille Institute pools the expertise of doctors, psychologists, economists, etc. in cancer research and management. This interdisciplinary approach is illustrated by a new project focusing on childhood brain tumours.

Researchers from the Laboratory of Oceanology and Geosciences (LOG) are involved in a publication in the prestigious journal Science.

David Devos and Caroline Moreau, neurologists and pharmacologists at the University of Lille, are finalists in the ‘Research’ category of the European Inventor Award 2024 for an innovative treatment for Parkinson’s disease.

BeOne, a connected armband developed in collaboration with BeLab, promises water loss monitoring in real time during sports activities, thus allowing you to stay one step ahead of dehydration.

Using sensors and artificial intelligence, a research project is reconstructing the movements of crawl swimmers to optimise their training.

Researchers in Lille have examined our relationship with robots, showing that their acceptance or rejection depends on how much they resemble us. These results are published in the journal PLOS ONE.

The University of Lille’s winning project, Libel’Ul, aims to: better support undergraduate students in their university careers, facilitate their integration, encourage their initiatives and educate them in regional challenges.

A company spun out of a university laboratory has launched a first miniature satellite via a SpaceX rocket to study aerosols in the atmosphere and their effect on pollution and the climate.

A university laboratory is working with police and archaeologists to ensure better management of bones discovered in the area.

A team from the university succeeded in making a bubble that didn’t burst for over a year.

This is what their past history reveals, in a study published in Nature and co-authored by a university laboratory.

An experiment conducted by a university laboratory studied how this metal reacted when briefly exposed to extreme temperatures and pressures.

This year, the Medical Research Foundation (Fondation pour la recherche médicale) honoured several teams from Lille, including an ambitious project on inflammatory diseases.

Clinical trials of this treatment, the result of research by two university laboratories, have just begun.

Battery savings and ultra-fast throughput: a team from a university laboratory is developing a key component for smartphones and other electronic devices.