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17.01.2025
Luxembourg becomes the first OECD country with a majority foreign-born population
On 2024 International Migrants Day, the OECD released a report unveiling that 51.2% of Luxembourg’s population is foreign-born. -
16.01.2025
The University of Luxembourg’s First Satellite Takes Flight
The University of Luxembourg’s SnT launched its first miniature satellite, Poquito, into orbit on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. -
08.01.2025
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – December 2024
An app that detects counterfeits; a first quantum connection between neighbouring countries; the potential of regulatory T cells; a new… -
07.01.2025
SciLux podcast – Massimo Morelli on Trust and Populism
Listen to Prof. Massimo Morelli to better understand the critical role of trust in economic performance and the rise of… -
11.12.2024
9 selected Research Luxembourg results – November 2024
An App to Prevent Dementia; A Better Monitoring of Parkinson’s Disease Thanks to a Digital Gait Sensor; Joe Biden’s Withdrawal… -
10.12.2024
SciLux podcast – Valérie Schafer on Online Virality
Discover the fascinating history of the Internet and learn about the impact of memes and viral phenomena with Prof. Valérie… -
26.11.2024
SciLux podcast – Citlali Bruce Rosete on Small Satellites
Tiny satellites are revolutionising space exploration. Citlali Bruce Rosete focuses on miniaturised spacecraft technology and more specifically satellite swarms, where… -
18.11.2024
Meet Research Luxembourg team at the PhDTalent Career Fair 2024
Visit Research Luxembourg’s pavilion at PhDTalent Career Fair 2023 in Paris. -
12.11.2024
SciLux podcast – Alexandros Gerakis on Lasers and Plasma
99% of the universe is plasma. Improving our knowledge of plasma is therefore crucial to unlocking its potential and applications,… -
11.11.2024
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – October 2024
The link between pollution and cognitive decline; a simplified diagnosis of sleep apnea; tractor magnets; an effective treatment for acute…
