A self-driving car on the roads of Brussels
A fully automated Toyota is set to drive through Brussels in a fixed loop for a whole year. This is
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Lifestyle
Hof-Ter-Musschen bakery: An old-fashioned harvest method is revived to make artisanal bread
Hof Ter Musschen’s bakery launched a project in 2018: grow their wheat carefully, sow it, harvest it with a scythe
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UCL-professor Éric Lambin wins the Blue Planet Prize 2019
This year, UCLouvain professor Éric Lambin has been crowned with this particularly prestigious award for environmental science, more specifically for
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How did Belgian people follow the Tour de France?
Almost all Belgians are familiar with the Tour that started on July 6. Although this is a sporty highlight, research
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Brussels will lack high-performance 4G network by 2022
The Federation of Telecom Operators, Agoria, has warned the public about the growth of mobile data traffic in Brussels, announced
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Planting trees against climate change
Belgian researcher, Jean-François Bastin proposes re-forestation as the most economical solution to fight climate change. Working with a team from the
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Dr. Elan Ziv in Brussels to present revolutionary device that improves quality of life for millions of women
Statistics show that over 50% of women worldwide experience either stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, or bowel incontinence. In
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VUB to receive 1.7 million euros from EU to continue research on new anti-inflammatory drugs
A team of researchers from the Vrije Universiteit van Brussel (VUB) has received 1.7 million euros to conduct research on
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Uccle to impose sanctions on electric-scooters’ users and operators
Brussels Mobility writes: “The floor covering guides the visually impaired and helps them to move around the streets. Leaving a scooter /
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A generalised “zone 30” in Brussels?
The future Brussels government is currently working on a key initiative, namely to turn all of Brussels into a “zone
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