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02.06.2023
Unlocking breakthroughs: Japan-Luxembourg collaboration unveils key discoveries for diagnosing neurodegenerative diseases
An international team consisting of researchers from Japan and Luxembourg show for the first time that pathological forms of the… -
30.05.2023
SciLux podcast – Anna-Lena Högenauer, associate professor in Political Science
Prof. Dr. Anna-Lena Högenauer is the Deputy Head of the Institute of Political Science and the Course Director of the… -
23.05.2023
In conversation with our young researchers: Julio Garbers
Julio Garbers is a PhD candidate in Economics at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) and the University of Luxembourg. As part of the Doctoral… -
22.05.2023
Prof. Tkatchenko receives an ERC grant for drug development with AI
The physicist Prof. Alexandre Tkatchenko of the University of Luxembourg, has received a “Proof of Concept” Grant from the European… -
16.05.2023
SciLux podcast – Sophie Pilleron, cancer epidemiologist
Dr Sophie Pilleron is a cancer epidemiologist at the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH), head of the interdisciplinary ACADI team,… -
12.05.2023
Luxembourg’s resolute commitment to global development
Luxembourg ranks #1 in OECD for commitment of GNI toward official development assistance -
05.05.2023
In conversation with our sciencepreneurs: Arno Gutleb, Invitrolize
There are many health consequences of exposure to chemicals, including respiratory sensitisation. Arno Gutleb, a toxicologist at the Luxembourg Institute… -
03.05.2023
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – March 2023
Aelyn Chong Castro, Flickr, Pixabay, Craiyon AI Luxembourg students send five ‘mini brains’ to the ISS Luxembourg Centre for Systems… -
02.05.2023
SciLux podcast – Julian Wittische, data scientist in Ecology
Dr Julian Wittische is data scientist at the Luxembourg’s National Museum of Natural History (MNHN), also called Natur musée. His… -
27.04.2023
Supporting Luxembourg leading research in developing centres of excellence
Luxembourg’s new ‘NCER’ funding instrument represents a long-term investment into projects of societal relevance
