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The FNRS in 3 points
Purpose
Véronique Halloin presents the purpose of the FNRS: the management of around 2 000 researchers, the organisation of calls for papers and of scientific commissions, the selection of experts, support for mobility, the constant development of a scientific policy and the maintenance of international networks.
Management structure
Facts & figures
See all The FNRS in 3 points
Purpose
Véronique Halloin presents the purpose of the FNRS: the management of around 2 000 researchers, the organisation of calls for papers and of scientific commissions, the selection of experts, support for mobility, the constant development of a scientific policy and the maintenance of international networks.
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Management structure
Facts & figures
FNRS news
Online application
Researchers
Semaphore
E-Space
DB Chercheurs SPI
Helpdesk Calls EN
Calls& Rules,
Docs & Results, OCN
Communication,
Issues and Media
Calls & Rules,
Docs & Results, OCN
Procedures and Assessments, Descriptors fields
The FNRS in international
Contact Groups
The Observatory of Research
International, Mobility, NCP
Natural Sciences (SEN)
Vinciane Debaille, F.R.S - FNRS
Research Associate at the ULB Science Faculty - “Evolution and markers of
habitability on Mars and Earth”
Life and Health Sciences (SVS)
Christos Sotiriou, FNRS Research
Director, Jules Bordet Institute: “Gene signature: differentiating breast
cancers to treat them better”.
Human and Social Sciences (SHS)
Marco Martiniello, F.R.S-FNRS
Research Director, ULiège, Centre d’Etude de l’Ethnicité et des Migrations
(CEDEM) -
“Research in sociology”
The FNRS and Scientific Policy
Véronique Halloin, Secretary General
of the FNRS – “Today’s world is a reflection of yesterday’s fundamental
research. And the fundamental research which we are undertaking today will
incontrovertibly contribute to making the world of tomorrow.”
