Seven School of Engineering"s Researchers awarded an FNRS Grant for 2026



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The F.R.S.-FNRS (National Fund for Scientific Research) awards funding each year to researchers at universities in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation to support their scientific work. In 2026, seven research grants were awarded to researchers from the School of Engineering. Congratulations to the 2026 laureates !

 

Through its funding programs, the F.R.S.-FNRS supports research in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation by financing researchers and research units. For nearly 100 years, it has contributed to the development of fundamental research, promoted scientific excellence, and supported researchers at various stage of their careers.
 
 

Researcher

Grant

Reasearch ‘s title

Department/Research Unit

Clément DE LANEVE

Research Fellow

Development of joint interpretation methods for time-lapse electrical resistivity tomography and continuous passive seismic monitoring to study subsurface water dynamics

ArGEnCo/UEE

Elisa HOFMANN

Research Fellow

Reuse of structural concrete elements: sociotechnical challenges and decision-making processes toward circular construction

ArGEnCo/UEE

Audrey MERTENS

Postdoctoral Researcher

From Design to Use: User Decision-Making and the Long-Term Sustainability of Housing

ArGEnCo/UEE

Nicolas ROTHEUDT

Postdoctoral Researcher

Investigating strategies to maximise the scalability and high-field performance of multi-component magnetic screens based on high-temperature superconductors for next-generation rotating machines

EEI

Renaud VANDEGHEN

Postdoctoral Researcher

Improving video-text model pretraining

EEI

Soumen KOLEY

Research Associate

Geophysical Newtonian-noise uncertainty quantification and cancellation in realistic geological environments for gravitational-wave detectors

ArGEnCo/UEE

Cédric GOMMES

Senior Research Associate

X-rays and neutrons scattering by nanostructures : theoretical questions and stochastic models for data analysis

Chemical Engineering

 
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