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04.07.2024
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – June 2024
A beneficial gut bacterium which can become our enemy; Machine Learning to predict Euro 2024 results; A voice analysis technology...
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04.06.2024
SciLux podcast – Aurélie Poli and Heather Bax on AllergoOncology
Association does not automatically imply causation: do some types of allergy protect against certain types of cancer? Or, on the...
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10.05.2024
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – April 2024
Predicting a cardiac arrhythmia 30 minutes before its onset; a powerful new approach against cancer; Gender inequalities in times of...
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26.04.2024
Immunotherapy Breakthrough: New Combination Proven to Shrink Tumours
A Luxembourg Institute of Health collaboration unlocks the potential of STING agonist-based cancer immunotherapy.
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23.04.2024
SciLux podcast – Patrick and Michael Dang on Oncology
Listen to Patrick and Michaël Dang to learn more about cancer research and more especially gut microbiome research in the...
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10.04.2024
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – March 2024
New solutions for digital information storage; fragments of a giant scorpion; what science says about "hypoallergenic" animals; a new tool...
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11.03.2024
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – January & February 2024
The link between allergies and brain cancer; a revolutionary microscope to see the nanoscopic and a chemical composition; predicting the...
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09.01.2024
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – December 2023
A method for predicting mega-floods; an unknown earthworm; a protein that protects our genes; the impact of urban green spaces...
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08.12.2023
In Conversation With Our Young Researchers: India Pinker
What are the key moments in the older adults cancer pathway where inequalities are likely to occur and where integrating psychological...
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06.11.2023
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – October 2023
Rumelange is the birthplace of one of the world’s largest Nautilus fossils. National Museum of Natural History (MNHN) A significant...
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23.10.2023
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – September 2023
Will we soon be able to create molecules “à la carte”? Department of Physics and Materials Science (DPhyMS), University of...
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13.10.2023
In Conversation With Our Young Researchers: Anuja Lipsa
How can we better understand brain cancer – and more particularly Glioblastoma – to improve the treatment strategies of this...
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26.09.2023
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – August 2023
Are our European rivers in good health? Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) Over the past few decades, life...
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28.08.2023
10 selected Research Luxembourg results – July 2023
An antibody to tackle skin cancer? Laboratoire National de Santé (LNS), Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB), Luxembourg Institute of...
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03.08.2023
A new breakthrough in cancer treatment
An international team of researchers, including Prof. Michel Mittelbronn, Head of the National Centre of Pathology at the Laboratoire Nationale...
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18.07.2023
Cutting-edge research in Luxembourg: A Drug Slows Down Leukaemia Progression by Blocking Cancer-Causing Genes
Researchers from the Luxembourg Institute of Health reveal the ground-breaking therapeutic potential of the compound FL3 in inhibiting oncogene translation...
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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,...
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20.12.2022
SciLux podcast – Johannes Meiser, head of group at LIH
How can we target specific metabolic changes of cancer that would prevent the cancer cells proliferation? Dr Johannes Meiser is...
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19.12.2022
A brand new infrastructure to strengthen Luxembourg’s leading activities in translational medicine
Personalised healthcare is a priority of Luxembourg’s research and innovation strategy, making translational medecine a key discipline for research institutions...
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02.12.2022
In conversation with our young researchers: Agnieszka Demczuk
How can we improve allergen-specific immunotherapy to better respond to allergic diseases? Agnieszka Demczuk is a PhD candidate in the...
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21.10.2022
In conversation with our young researchers: Magretta Adiamah
How RNA modifications are involved in cancer-related processes and how they affect tumour behaviour? Magretta Adiamah is a postdoctoral fellow...
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23.09.2022
In conversation with our young researchers: Giulia D’Uonnolo
How is the chemokine receptor CXCR3 involved in cancer development and what are the molecular mechanisms underlying its activity? Giulia...
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22.07.2022
In conversation with our young researchers: Max Bondarchenko
How DNA repair can contribute to the fight against cancer? Max Bondarchenko, a PhD researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of...
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18.03.2022
In conversation with our young researchers: Takumi Kobayashi
How the three immune effectors involved in the tumor’s killing process are working? Takumi Kobayashi, a postdoctoral researcher at the...
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22.10.2021
In conversation with our young researchers: Dr Takouhie Mgrditchian
Unfortunately, metastatic breast cancer cannot be cured but can only be treated to extend patient’s life. Therefore, a better understanding...
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21.10.2021
Research Luxembourg and French Biotech company partner to help drive innovation in cancer immunotherapy
There is a clinical urge to design combinatorial strategies to extend the benefits of immunotherapy to a large number of...
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08.10.2021
In conversation with our young researchers: Pilar Maria Moreno Sanchez
How studying the interactions of tumor cells with tumor microenvironment can help immunotherapy in glioblastoma patients? Pilar Maria Moreno Sanchez...
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06.07.2021
Luxembourg identifies ‘key’ protein allowing cancer-destroying viruses to enter tumour cells
At the heart of this process lie laminins, and specifically laminin γ1, a family of proteins on the surface of...
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02.07.2021
In conversation with our young researchers: Dr Sunday Ojochegbe Okutachi
In 2020, cancer was the second leading cause of death in the world. We expect the global cancer burden to...
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21.06.2021
‘Suffocating’ cancer: a new headway in melanoma immunotherapy
Hypoxia, or the inadequate oxygenation of a tissue, is a condition occurring frequently in all solid tumours such as melanoma...
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21.05.2021
In conversation with our young researchers: Pauline Mencke
Neurodegenerative diseases and cancer affect millions of people worldwide. Translational neuroscientist Pauline Mencke has chosen Luxembourg to study a gene that is involved...
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12.05.2021
Luxembourg hosts international flagship cancer epidemiology conference
Bringing together about 150 international scientists, clinicians, healthcare professionals and policymakers from 17 nations, the 45th edition of the Group...
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22.04.2021
10 years building colorectal cancer collection in Luxembourg: an additional tool for translational research
The collection of tumour samples from various Luxembourg hospitals has enabled to launch several research projects, including European and international...
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