MAGE Lab is a multidisciplinary team of researchers, research staff, PhD and postdoctoral students working together to advance biomedical research through collaboration, innovation and scientific excellence.
Located within the GIGA Research Institute and the University of Liège, MAGE Lab benefits from a vibrant scientific ecosystem combining cutting-edge facilities, international collaborations and a multidisciplinary research culture. Researchers thrive in an environment designed to foster innovation, scientific exchange and professional development.




Located within the GIGA Research Institute on the Sart Tilman campus in Liège, MAGE Lab benefits from a multidisciplinary and internationally connected scientific environment. The campus promotes collaboration, innovation and high-level biomedical research in a stimulating natural setting.
A dynamic European city combining academic excellence, cultural diversity and a high quality of life.
Located at the crossroads of Europe, Liège attracts students and researchers from across the globe.
With its renowned academic institutions, affordable living, green surroundings and strong international connections, it offers an outstanding environment to build a scientific career.
Discover the latest achievements, events and milestones from MAGE Lab. From scientific publications and conference presentations to awards, collaborations and everyday moments in the lab, stay connected with our research community.
Congratulations to Anna Maria Obeid for receiving the Best Poster Presentation Award at GIGA Day 2026. This recognition highlights the quality of her research and presentation, and reflects the scientific excellence fostered within MAGE Lab. Well deserved, Anna!


Research also grows through collaboration beyond the laboratory. Our team gathered for a retreat in the Ardennes to exchange ideas, strengthen connections and enjoy quality time together. Moments like these help foster the collaborative spirit that drives MAGE Lab every day.



Although their paths have taken them to new institutions and opportunities, former members remain an important part of the MAGE Lab story and scientific community.