Unfortunately, metastatic breast cancer cannot be cured but can only be treated to extend patient’s life. Therefore, a better understanding of metastatic process is an […]
There is a clinical urge to design combinatorial strategies to extend the benefits of immunotherapy to a large number of cancer patients. The Luxembourg Institute […]
The European Commission introduced five new EU missions as a new and innovative way of working together and improving the lives of people in Europe […]
Europe is experiencing a housing crisis. Why has housing become unaffordable? What are the mechanisms behind this crisis? What are the policies that contribute to […]
How can technological solutions provide clinicians and patients with effective treatment outcomes for orthopaedic injuries and diseases? What role can motion capture technology play in […]
Magrid recently won a social innovation competition organised by the European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute. Designed by former PhD student Tahereh Pazouki as part of […]
UNIVERSEH focuses on the development of educational activities and innovative collaborations in the European space sector. The University of Luxembourg is a member of the […]
How studying the interactions of tumor cells with tumor microenvironment can help immunotherapy in glioblastoma patients? Pilar Maria Moreno Sanchez is a PhD candidate at […]
How much does Luxembourg government allocate for R&D? How does it compare with other EU countries? According to Eurostat, Luxembourg devoted the highest allocations in the […]
On 5 October 2021, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg Xavier Bettel and Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Taskforce met to discuss the milestones of their collaboration while […]
Dr Pablo Elias Morande, a postdoctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH), has been awarded funding under the European Commission’s Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual […]
Coming from all over the world, these young researchers provide an essential driving force for the future of Luxembourg research. This year, nearly 250 first-year […]
Benelux countries – Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg – and the Baltic States – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – have officially launched the Treaty on the […]
How to tackle the challenges of our society, environment, and economy together? Tech Day by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), which took […]
How can research help Luxembourg to maintain its international competitive position as a financial marketplace? Huizhu Sun is a Junior Research & Associate in the […]
What does the research landscape look like in Luxembourg? How to network with doctoral candidates and organisers of doctoral training? The 2021 National PhD Welcome […]
By combining automatic reasoning, data analysis and legal expertise, computer scientists from the University of Luxembourg have developed a solution that automates critical tasks so […]
In an age when the museum experience is no longer tethered to physical spaces, how might we design for memorable experiences in the digital? Christopher […]
What’s the digital quality of life like in Luxembourg? Where does the country stand in Europe and globally? The 2021 Digital Quality Life index assesses […]
What is the impact of 5G on mobility performance compared to other communication technologies? Is it better than other technologies? The Luxembourg Institute of Science […]
The EATRIS Luxembourg Node, coordinated by Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) and its Integrated Biobank of Luxembourg (IBBL), as well as the Luxembourg Centre for Systems […]
Why do we need stochastic differential equations? Where are they used? Dr Chiara Amorino is a PostDoc researcher in the Probability and Statistics group at […]
Luxembourg has given priority to its space strategy. With its new space movement and a supportive institutional framework, the country provides start-ups with a conducive […]
Accurate measurement of visceral fat remains tricky. Keeping track of your Body Mass Index (BMI) and waist circumference are not the best ways to tell […]
Why does scientific evidence make it difficult for researchers, decision-makers, the media and the public at large to manage? What challenges does a pandemic pose […]
Why do certain systems suddenly start functioning in unpredictable and drastically different ways? Daniele Proverbio is a doctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems […]
The University of Luxembourg achieved its highest ever score in the categories of research and industrial income. In terms of international outlook, it scored an […]
How are depression in diabetes, diabetes distress, and diabetes burnout characterised? Why is it critical to distinguish one from the other? A new study, led […]
How can causal evidence help close existing societal inequalities and address current socio-demographic problems? Dr. Adrian Nieto Castro is a postdoc researcher in the Labour […]
How should Europe act, what strategies should it adopt, and what specific risks should it consider moving forward? Prof. Rudi Balling, director of the Luxembourg […]
How much do urban environments have an impact on our active and healthy behaviours, chronic diseases and healthy ageing? Dr. Camille Perchoux is a young […]
How are glacier-fed streams affected by climate change? What do icy streams and their glaciers have in store? Why has it become urgent to sample microbial […]
What if the concentrated ownership of residential land affects housing production in Luxembourg through the interplay of landowner and developer wealth accumulation strategies? Drawing on […]
Biomedical research is rapidly transforming into a data driven field of study. As a consequence, proper data infrastructure, management, and analysis are becoming critical. Dr. […]
While probiotics have proved their worth in fighting the formation of pathogenic microbes on or in the human body, little has been explored in built […]
The Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) and the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg (CHL) announce the launch of “SCOL” (Study of Continuous Oral Levodopa), a unique […]
One of the key factors in achieving the EU’s greenhouse gas emission reduction targets is substituting coal with alternative energy sources, mainly natural gas. Bringing […]
Did social isolation measures widen the inequality gap? Are women more likely to present severe symptoms of anxiety compared to men? Fabiana Ribeiro, a postdoc […]
How can academics craft compelling research statements? How can evaluators recognise the diversity of researchers and their outputs? How can funders and institutions move away […]
Generating insights and evidence from real-world clinical data at scale is a major challenge. Yet, it has the optential to support patients, clinicians, payers, regulators, […]
Using blockchain to develop cross-border services will allow public administrations to check information, and improve their trustworthiness. Luxembourg’s Ministry for Digitalisation, Infrachain, the Interdisciplinary Centre […]
Open Access is essential to accelerate academic innovation processes while improving the visibility of research results. Recently, Bibliothèque Nationale du Luxembourg, the Luxembourg Institute of […]
How much does the housing market affect the economy? How to measure aggregate house price movements? Are measurement tools fit for purpose? Sofie Waltl, a […]
What’s a digital twin for? How such a project further supports Luxembourg in being a hub of excellence in terms of digital development? Researchers from […]
As the effects of climate change have become increasingly apparent, there is a rush to develop technologies to predict, monitor and mitigate the impact of […]
Why do heavy rains and floods occur? Can we predict such disasters? Where does Research Luxembourg stand? The Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) environmental […]
New SnT project, conducted in cooperation with Luxembourg-based construction company Stugalux, will provide the robotic dog with the ability to navigate autonomously in the construction site […]
How does microbial life survive in harsh ecosystems like glacier-fed streams? What functions do biodiversity and ecosystem provided by these communities have? Why it has […]
A first workshop between French government space agency CNES and Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) identified joint initiatives aiming in particular to address the challenges and […]
The first wave of the COVID-19 outbreak resulted in strict pandemic control measures in Luxembourg and other countries. While these measures expectedly had an impact […]
New SnT project, conducted in cooperation with leader in global content connectivity solutions SES, envisions a fundamental shift in the emerging 5G wireless system towards closer integration with […]
The analysis was based on a series of factors comprising the Stringency Index. Other aspects include excess mortality, restrictions on personal freedom, impact on the […]
What are the long-term consequences of migration for the hosting and sending communities? How cultural norms are conveyed though migration? What is the role of […]
Unicef’s recently published ranking of 41 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and European Union (EU) countries looks at where rich countries stand on […]
Researchers at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) from the University of Luxembourg are developing AI algorithms based on XAI principles. The […]
Testing is widely seen as one core element of a successful strategy to curtail the COVID-19 pandemic and many countries have increased their efforts to […]
On Asteroid Day, the Space Robotics Research Group (SpaceR) is giving a tour of LunaLab facility. The research group’s lunar robotics work could help create a permanent […]
5G is emerging and is to serve as a platform to support networking connections for sensors and vehicles on roads and provide vehicle-to-everything services, in […]
Top three in international outlook category The University of Luxembourg performed particularly high in the international outlook category, coming in third position. Its overall score […]
On the 2021 European Innovation Scoreboard, which assesses the performance of countries in the field of innovation, Luxembourg is a strong innovator and stands out […]
There are plenty of reasons why a researcher can be an entrepreneur. Many have broken the mould and become successful entrepreneurs. An inspiring example is Beltran […]
Second largest patenting country per 100,000 inhabitants According to IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2021 and the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, R&D personnel rose from 9.34 […]
Hypoxia, or the inadequate oxygenation of a tissue, is a condition occurring frequently in all solid tumours such as melanoma skin cancer. Melanoma cells are […]
PhD candidate Adelene Lai at Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) is an environmental cheminformatician who develops workflows, algorithms, and software to help identify environmental […]
Due to the heterogeneity of partnership formation and stability, the effect of marital partnership on well-being may differ between same-sex and different-sex couples. The issues […]
Whenever you go online, you leave a digital trail of information footprint. It says where you’ve been, how long you’ve been there and what you’ve been […]
Luxembourg ranked third most attractive city in the world according to the AIRINC’s Global 150 Cities Index based on salaries, taxes, costs, and quality of life. […]
German Castignani is a former research associate of the Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) and current research fellow at the University […]
New research study reveals that girls and adolescents from low-income homes may be especially vulnerable to negative secondary impacts of COVID-19 that can affect mental […]
How can digital tools be integrated into healthcare processes? How should data be visualised to personalise patient care? These are among the many questions that Professor […]
How do digital technologies and social media fit in with teaching in Luxembourg? Are they changing educational approaches? Dr Bob Reuter, a senior lecturer and […]
Luxembourg’s GDP is expected to grow by 6% in volume over 2021, due to progress in the vaccination programme and stimulus packages, according to National Institute […]
Luxembourg’s new supercomputer, MeluXina, was launched on 7 June as part of the country’s data-driven innovation strategy, addressing the needs of companies, start-ups as well […]
Gas sensors are an important part of our everyday lives to identify potentially dangerous gases emitted by all kinds of common furniture in our cars, houses, […]
Green bonds have emerged as a key instrument to fund projects contributing to climate change mitigation or environmental protection. Yet, there is currently no consistent, […]
Growth of bicycle sharing has been facilitated by technological and market innovation as well as the capital to promote and develop the schemes June 3rd […]
The EU aims to have three million electric vehicle charging points and 1,000 hydrogen filling stations in operation across the continent by 2030. In this […]
How climate change and environmental change in general may affect vegetation and water resources? What our landscapes may look like in 100 years’ time? Stan […]
The 2021 Total Workforce Index™ reveals Luxembourg as 18th top labour market across the globe for sourcing, hiring and retaining workforce skills. In the EU, the […]
The impact of digital on humanities research is far-reaching. On top of changing the way many researchers conduct their work, it has also spawned entirely […]
Luxembourg has built a thriving space industry, currently comprised of 60 companies and research labs and including a growing number of firms that build solutions […]
The deployment of 5G and beyond networks will involve new base station equipment to meet the requirements of next generation mobile services. In Luxembourg, specific […]
In 2020, 191 research projects, 54 science communication projects and 54 doctoral and post-doctoral fellowships were selected for funding. 1397 international expert assessments were carried […]
Neurodegenerative diseases and cancer affect millions of people worldwide. Translational neuroscientist Pauline Mencke has chosen Luxembourg to study a gene that is involved both in […]
Pollinators provide a key ecosystem service and their importance for food security is critical. Alarmingly though, wild pollinators are declining at local, regional, and global […]
Saving lives or saving the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic? Efforts to combat the COVID-19 crisis were subject to a difficult trade-off. The stringency of […]
Commissioned by the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies and the Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) is working on a national […]
Luxembourg recorded one of the lowest government-debt ratios in the European Union (EU), according to Eurostat, the EU’s statistics bureau. With a government debt of 24.9%, Luxembourg […]
“A PhD is about pushing boundaries. It’s about testing and establishing new evidence and fields.” In these words, Prof. Jens Kreisel, Vice-Rector for research, University […]
The Luxembourg passport is placed fourth in the Henley Passport Index, which analyses the number of destinations passport holders can access without the need for […]
Bringing together about 150 international scientists, clinicians, healthcare professionals and policymakers from 17 nations, the 45th edition of the Group of Cancer Epidemiology and Registration […]
Do people in Luxembourg trust science and research? The answer is yes! According to 2021 study of the perception of the Luxembourg research community, commissioned […]
Home to nearly 2,000 public researchers, Luxembourg has created a thriving research and innovation scene, fostering collaboration. When starting a research career, finding a destination […]
With a total of 127 projects co-funded with a total amount of €45 million (+40%), Horizon 2020 projects with Luxembourg participants increased by 25% in […]
Following the fast-track FNR COVID-19 Call in 2020, the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) has opened a new FNR COVID-19 funding instrument. There is no […]
Unfortunately, metastatic breast cancer cannot be cured but can only be treated to extend patient’s life. Therefore, a better understanding of metastatic process is an […]
There is a clinical urge to design combinatorial strategies to extend the benefits of immunotherapy to a large number of cancer patients. The Luxembourg Institute […]
The European Commission introduced five new EU missions as a new and innovative way of working together and improving the lives of people in Europe […]
Europe is experiencing a housing crisis. Why has housing become unaffordable? What are the mechanisms behind this crisis? What are the policies that contribute to […]
How can technological solutions provide clinicians and patients with effective treatment outcomes for orthopaedic injuries and diseases? What role can motion capture technology play in […]
Magrid recently won a social innovation competition organised by the European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute. Designed by former PhD student Tahereh Pazouki as part of […]
UNIVERSEH focuses on the development of educational activities and innovative collaborations in the European space sector. The University of Luxembourg is a member of the […]
How studying the interactions of tumor cells with tumor microenvironment can help immunotherapy in glioblastoma patients? Pilar Maria Moreno Sanchez is a PhD candidate at […]
How much does Luxembourg government allocate for R&D? How does it compare with other EU countries? According to Eurostat, Luxembourg devoted the highest allocations in the […]
On 5 October 2021, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg Xavier Bettel and Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Taskforce met to discuss the milestones of their collaboration while […]
Dr Pablo Elias Morande, a postdoctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH), has been awarded funding under the European Commission’s Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual […]
Coming from all over the world, these young researchers provide an essential driving force for the future of Luxembourg research. This year, nearly 250 first-year […]
Benelux countries – Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg – and the Baltic States – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – have officially launched the Treaty on the […]
How to tackle the challenges of our society, environment, and economy together? Tech Day by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), which took […]
How can research help Luxembourg to maintain its international competitive position as a financial marketplace? Huizhu Sun is a Junior Research & Associate in the […]
What does the research landscape look like in Luxembourg? How to network with doctoral candidates and organisers of doctoral training? The 2021 National PhD Welcome […]
By combining automatic reasoning, data analysis and legal expertise, computer scientists from the University of Luxembourg have developed a solution that automates critical tasks so […]
In an age when the museum experience is no longer tethered to physical spaces, how might we design for memorable experiences in the digital? Christopher […]
What’s the digital quality of life like in Luxembourg? Where does the country stand in Europe and globally? The 2021 Digital Quality Life index assesses […]
What is the impact of 5G on mobility performance compared to other communication technologies? Is it better than other technologies? The Luxembourg Institute of Science […]
The EATRIS Luxembourg Node, coordinated by Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) and its Integrated Biobank of Luxembourg (IBBL), as well as the Luxembourg Centre for Systems […]
Why do we need stochastic differential equations? Where are they used? Dr Chiara Amorino is a PostDoc researcher in the Probability and Statistics group at […]
Luxembourg has given priority to its space strategy. With its new space movement and a supportive institutional framework, the country provides start-ups with a conducive […]
Accurate measurement of visceral fat remains tricky. Keeping track of your Body Mass Index (BMI) and waist circumference are not the best ways to tell […]
Why does scientific evidence make it difficult for researchers, decision-makers, the media and the public at large to manage? What challenges does a pandemic pose […]
Why do certain systems suddenly start functioning in unpredictable and drastically different ways? Daniele Proverbio is a doctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems […]
The University of Luxembourg achieved its highest ever score in the categories of research and industrial income. In terms of international outlook, it scored an […]
How are depression in diabetes, diabetes distress, and diabetes burnout characterised? Why is it critical to distinguish one from the other? A new study, led […]
How can causal evidence help close existing societal inequalities and address current socio-demographic problems? Dr. Adrian Nieto Castro is a postdoc researcher in the Labour […]
How should Europe act, what strategies should it adopt, and what specific risks should it consider moving forward? Prof. Rudi Balling, director of the Luxembourg […]
How much do urban environments have an impact on our active and healthy behaviours, chronic diseases and healthy ageing? Dr. Camille Perchoux is a young […]
How are glacier-fed streams affected by climate change? What do icy streams and their glaciers have in store? Why has it become urgent to sample microbial […]
What if the concentrated ownership of residential land affects housing production in Luxembourg through the interplay of landowner and developer wealth accumulation strategies? Drawing on […]
Biomedical research is rapidly transforming into a data driven field of study. As a consequence, proper data infrastructure, management, and analysis are becoming critical. Dr. […]
While probiotics have proved their worth in fighting the formation of pathogenic microbes on or in the human body, little has been explored in built […]
The Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) and the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg (CHL) announce the launch of “SCOL” (Study of Continuous Oral Levodopa), a unique […]
One of the key factors in achieving the EU’s greenhouse gas emission reduction targets is substituting coal with alternative energy sources, mainly natural gas. Bringing […]
Did social isolation measures widen the inequality gap? Are women more likely to present severe symptoms of anxiety compared to men? Fabiana Ribeiro, a postdoc […]
How can academics craft compelling research statements? How can evaluators recognise the diversity of researchers and their outputs? How can funders and institutions move away […]
Generating insights and evidence from real-world clinical data at scale is a major challenge. Yet, it has the optential to support patients, clinicians, payers, regulators, […]
One of the main problems when it comes to European Consumer Law is its scope of application. To know whether we can benefit from the […]
Using blockchain to develop cross-border services will allow public administrations to check information, and improve their trustworthiness. Luxembourg’s Ministry for Digitalisation, Infrachain, the Interdisciplinary Centre […]
Open Access is essential to accelerate academic innovation processes while improving the visibility of research results. Recently, Bibliothèque Nationale du Luxembourg, the Luxembourg Institute of […]
How much does the housing market affect the economy? How to measure aggregate house price movements? Are measurement tools fit for purpose? Sofie Waltl, a […]
What’s a digital twin for? How such a project further supports Luxembourg in being a hub of excellence in terms of digital development? Researchers from […]
As the effects of climate change have become increasingly apparent, there is a rush to develop technologies to predict, monitor and mitigate the impact of […]
Why do heavy rains and floods occur? Can we predict such disasters? Where does Research Luxembourg stand? The Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) environmental […]
New SnT project, conducted in cooperation with Luxembourg-based construction company Stugalux, will provide the robotic dog with the ability to navigate autonomously in the construction site […]
How does microbial life survive in harsh ecosystems like glacier-fed streams? What functions do biodiversity and ecosystem provided by these communities have? Why it has […]
A first workshop between French government space agency CNES and Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA) identified joint initiatives aiming in particular to address the challenges and […]
The first wave of the COVID-19 outbreak resulted in strict pandemic control measures in Luxembourg and other countries. While these measures expectedly had an impact […]
New SnT project, conducted in cooperation with leader in global content connectivity solutions SES, envisions a fundamental shift in the emerging 5G wireless system towards closer integration with […]
The analysis was based on a series of factors comprising the Stringency Index. Other aspects include excess mortality, restrictions on personal freedom, impact on the […]
What are the long-term consequences of migration for the hosting and sending communities? How cultural norms are conveyed though migration? What is the role of […]
Unicef’s recently published ranking of 41 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and European Union (EU) countries looks at where rich countries stand on […]
Researchers at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) from the University of Luxembourg are developing AI algorithms based on XAI principles. The […]
At the heart of this process lie laminins, and specifically laminin γ1, a family of proteins on the surface of a cancer cell to which […]
In 2020, cancer was the second leading cause of death in the world. We expect the global cancer burden to continue to rise as a […]
Testing is widely seen as one core element of a successful strategy to curtail the COVID-19 pandemic and many countries have increased their efforts to […]
On Asteroid Day, the Space Robotics Research Group (SpaceR) is giving a tour of LunaLab facility. The research group’s lunar robotics work could help create a permanent […]
5G is emerging and is to serve as a platform to support networking connections for sensors and vehicles on roads and provide vehicle-to-everything services, in […]
Top three in international outlook category The University of Luxembourg performed particularly high in the international outlook category, coming in third position. Its overall score […]
On the 2021 European Innovation Scoreboard, which assesses the performance of countries in the field of innovation, Luxembourg is a strong innovator and stands out […]
There are plenty of reasons why a researcher can be an entrepreneur. Many have broken the mould and become successful entrepreneurs. An inspiring example is Beltran […]
Second largest patenting country per 100,000 inhabitants According to IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2021 and the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, R&D personnel rose from 9.34 […]
Hypoxia, or the inadequate oxygenation of a tissue, is a condition occurring frequently in all solid tumours such as melanoma skin cancer. Melanoma cells are […]
PhD candidate Adelene Lai at Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) is an environmental cheminformatician who develops workflows, algorithms, and software to help identify environmental […]
Due to the heterogeneity of partnership formation and stability, the effect of marital partnership on well-being may differ between same-sex and different-sex couples. The issues […]
Whenever you go online, you leave a digital trail of information footprint. It says where you’ve been, how long you’ve been there and what you’ve been […]
Luxembourg ranked third most attractive city in the world according to the AIRINC’s Global 150 Cities Index based on salaries, taxes, costs, and quality of life. […]
German Castignani is a former research associate of the Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) and current research fellow at the University […]
New research study reveals that girls and adolescents from low-income homes may be especially vulnerable to negative secondary impacts of COVID-19 that can affect mental […]
How can digital tools be integrated into healthcare processes? How should data be visualised to personalise patient care? These are among the many questions that Professor […]
How do digital technologies and social media fit in with teaching in Luxembourg? Are they changing educational approaches? Dr Bob Reuter, a senior lecturer and […]
Luxembourg’s GDP is expected to grow by 6% in volume over 2021, due to progress in the vaccination programme and stimulus packages, according to National Institute […]
Luxembourg’s new supercomputer, MeluXina, was launched on 7 June as part of the country’s data-driven innovation strategy, addressing the needs of companies, start-ups as well […]
Gas sensors are an important part of our everyday lives to identify potentially dangerous gases emitted by all kinds of common furniture in our cars, houses, […]
Green bonds have emerged as a key instrument to fund projects contributing to climate change mitigation or environmental protection. Yet, there is currently no consistent, […]
Growth of bicycle sharing has been facilitated by technological and market innovation as well as the capital to promote and develop the schemes June 3rd […]
The EU aims to have three million electric vehicle charging points and 1,000 hydrogen filling stations in operation across the continent by 2030. In this […]
How climate change and environmental change in general may affect vegetation and water resources? What our landscapes may look like in 100 years’ time? Stan […]
The 2021 Total Workforce Index™ reveals Luxembourg as 18th top labour market across the globe for sourcing, hiring and retaining workforce skills. In the EU, the […]
The impact of digital on humanities research is far-reaching. On top of changing the way many researchers conduct their work, it has also spawned entirely […]
Luxembourg has built a thriving space industry, currently comprised of 60 companies and research labs and including a growing number of firms that build solutions […]
The deployment of 5G and beyond networks will involve new base station equipment to meet the requirements of next generation mobile services. In Luxembourg, specific […]
In 2020, 191 research projects, 54 science communication projects and 54 doctoral and post-doctoral fellowships were selected for funding. 1397 international expert assessments were carried […]
Neurodegenerative diseases and cancer affect millions of people worldwide. Translational neuroscientist Pauline Mencke has chosen Luxembourg to study a gene that is involved both in […]
Pollinators provide a key ecosystem service and their importance for food security is critical. Alarmingly though, wild pollinators are declining at local, regional, and global […]
Saving lives or saving the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic? Efforts to combat the COVID-19 crisis were subject to a difficult trade-off. The stringency of […]
Commissioned by the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies and the Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) is working on a national […]
Luxembourg recorded one of the lowest government-debt ratios in the European Union (EU), according to Eurostat, the EU’s statistics bureau. With a government debt of 24.9%, Luxembourg […]
“A PhD is about pushing boundaries. It’s about testing and establishing new evidence and fields.” In these words, Prof. Jens Kreisel, Vice-Rector for research, University […]
The ubiquity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the fact that no scientist can be an expert in every field means AI is an interdisciplinary field […]
The Luxembourg passport is placed fourth in the Henley Passport Index, which analyses the number of destinations passport holders can access without the need for […]
Bringing together about 150 international scientists, clinicians, healthcare professionals and policymakers from 17 nations, the 45th edition of the Group of Cancer Epidemiology and Registration […]
Do people in Luxembourg trust science and research? The answer is yes! According to 2021 study of the perception of the Luxembourg research community, commissioned […]
Are robots and humans bound to live in dangerous liaisons or to live happily ever after? Making robots autonomous has been a rising trend in […]
Home to nearly 2,000 public researchers, Luxembourg has created a thriving research and innovation scene, fostering collaboration. When starting a research career, finding a destination […]
With a total of 127 projects co-funded with a total amount of €45 million (+40%), Horizon 2020 projects with Luxembourg participants increased by 25% in […]
Following the fast-track FNR COVID-19 Call in 2020, the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) has opened a new FNR COVID-19 funding instrument. There is no […]
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