Technology Transfer

DEVAM (DEVelopment and test of Additive Manufactured space hardware) is a research project funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) running in partnership with various actors of the space and additive manufacturing communities.

FabSpace 2.0 is a European project (Horizon 2020) of Open Innovation, lasting 3 years, which started in March 2016 and in which ULiège participates via the CSL.

Microfluidics is identified by the MIT as one of the 10 top technologies which shall change the world during the next decade and opened already today amazing perspectives for health, biochemicals or fine chemicals.

The MicroBioMed project aims to develop a network of expertise in the fields of micro technology applied to new products for biomedicine.

 CSL successfully bid for the new contract. Kick-off took place by December, 6 2013 at the ESA headquarter in Paris.

Space technologies based on photonics are considered as one of Europe’s areas of key industrial competence.

The project TERA4ALL aims at promoting THz technologies towards industries and to develop innovative imaging and spectroscopy techniques.

A new laboratory, VMU-MK2, has been transported to the ISS on June 28 2018. It will analyze the behavior of fluids in zero gravity. We participated in the construction and tests of that instrument.