Artificial Intelligence AI Initiatives

Our research in AI

The University is a core member of the Luxembourg AI Factory consortium. Our dedicated team of researchers and experts at Uni.lu work collaboratively to explore and develop advanced AI technologies, aiming to address real-world challenges and contribute to the global scientific community. Here, you will find information about our latest projects and publications as well as insights into how our research is making a positive impact. Join us as we explore the possibilities of artificial intelligence and make a contribution to society.

AI Research groups at Uni.lu

At the University of Luxembourg, Artificial Intelligence is both a subject of deep scientific inquiry and a powerful tool driving innovation across disciplines. Our AI ecosystem includes two distinct yet complementary communities:

  • AI Research Groups who focus on advancing the core technologies of AI itself: developing new algorithms, improving machine learning models and exploring the theoretical foundations of intelligent systems.
  • AI-Enabled Research Groups who apply AI tools and methods to enhance their work in other domains, such as health, finance, law, or environmental science, using AI as a means to accelerate discovery, improve predictions or analyze complex data.

Together, these groups form a dynamic interdisciplinary network pushing the boundaries of what AI can do and how it can be used to solve real-world challenges.

Our research projects

This section presents an overview of current research projects in artificial intelligence conducted at the University of Luxembourg. These initiatives span a range of topics, including machine learning, data science, robotics, health and biology and the ethical dimensions of AI. Our work reflects a commitment to academic rigor and interdisciplinary collaboration, contributing to both theoretical understanding and practical applications of AI technologies.

Browse our AI research projects by topic

Law

Chair in Cyber Policy

Led by Assoc. Prof Niovi Vavoula, the Chair in Cyber Policy is a joint initiative between the University and the Directorate of Defence.

The Chair in Cyber Policy focuses on

  • legal,
  • ethical,
  • and policy challenges of AI.

The 2 faculties and centres mainly involved in AI research are:

But fascinating reflections are also taking place at…