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15 Jul 2020

Climate models potentially underestimate economic damages from biodiversity losses by a factor of two to four

Leading climate damage models used by policymakers to develop climate policy underestimate the economic damages from biodiversity losses. This is one of the main conclusions...

16 Apr 2020

By Sebastien Lizin

The evolution of the most important research topics in organic and perovskite solar cell research from 2008 to 2017

If you are new to the field of organic or perovskite solar cell research this paper is a must read as it will show you...

17 May 2019

By Bert Lenaerts

Science in Crisis?

While Belgium has largely been spared, reported measles infections reached record numbers in the rest of Europe in 2018, with 82 596 children and adults...

25 Apr 2019

By Sebastien Lizin

Exploring the future of carbon capture and utilisation by combining an international Delphi study with local scenario development

Interested in what global experts think about what drives carbon capture and utilization (CCU) forward and what holds the development of the technology back other...

22 Mar 2019

By lisejanssens

Start Postgraduate biobased and circular economy

On March 21th our brand new postgraduate biobased and circular economy started. This postgraduate was developped together with 14 partnes and within the Interreg project...

16 Jan 2019

By lisejanssens

Postgraduate biobased and circular economy

Do you want to help your company or the government institution where you work to become biobased and/or circular? Do you want to learn more...