Archaeologists of our Institute and Urban.Brussels stumbled upon remains of the 15th century Brussels harbour on the site of the former ‘Parking 58’. The most remarkable find so far: a perfectly preserved wooden fish trap.
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03/04/2019
Medieval Port Found Under ‘Parking 58’ in Brussels
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Siska Van Parys
01/04/2019
Yes, It’s Possible: Spiders Eating Frogs
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Reinout VerbekeBiologists have observed spiders catching and eating frogs and toads in tropical Africa. The frogs often exceed the spiders in size.
14/03/2019
Ecological Footprint of First Modern Humans in Europe Was Larger Than That of the Neandertals
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Reinout VerbekeThe first modern humans in Europe hunted mammoths more intensively than Neandertals did, a study on fossils from Belgian and German sites reveals.
01/03/2019
Vote for the name of our new research vessel!
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Charlotte DegueldreOn 6 November 2018, the cabinet Science Policy launched a competition for secondary schools to propose a name for the new Belgian oceanographic research vessel, which we expect at the end of 2020. Several schools have shown their most original side.
30/01/2019
MNF 2019 | US Sport Party
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Charlotte DegueldreGive me an M
Give me an N
Give me an F
MNF!
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