Brilliant minds: of women who shape science at Uni.lu

On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the University honours the curiosity, talent, and creativity that women bring to sciences and higher education.

Discover stories of brilliant researchers at the University – a miniature sneak preview of the talent pool of female scientists who carry out research, train students and commit to sharing knowledge.

Women still represent only around 35% of STEM graduates and professionals worldwide. To improve gender equality and career development in science and higher education, the University has launched in recent a number of career development initiatives, dedicated funding schemes and awareness campaigns for girls and young women.

Girls in SciTech : a campaign for highschool girls

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How Dominique Nicoli improves biomechanical twins for spinal surgery

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Criminologist Salomé Lannier improves protection against exploitation in the digital age

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Alumni Tara Trauthwein on the beauty of mathematics

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Building the future of education – Janne Fengler is elected Vice-Dean

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Inna Ganschow was awarded the Lëtzebuerger Buchpräis

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Ines Chihi pictures the future of smart technology with self-healing sensors

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Inspiring girls to discover computer science

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Research is better together – a diversity campaign

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Girls Exploring Math

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The Anne Beffort professorial positions

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Congratulations to recipients of the Marie Speyer Grants!

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