Category: Research

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    International Team Identifies Neurotoxins generated by COVID-19

    New results from an international research team composed of the La Trobe and Swinburne Universities in Melbourne, ETH Zurich, and the University of Luxembourg, published in the peer reviewed Nature Communications on 13 June 2022, offer an explanation for the brain shrinkage evidenced from MRI scans following even from mild cases of COVID-19. The team…

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    “Remixing Industrial Pasts in the Digital Age” reweaves History

    The research project “Remixing Industrial Pasts in the Digital Age” of the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) is part of the European Capital of Culture Esch 2022’s University of Luxembourg’s projects.

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    US Air Force Grant: Empowering Cognitive Radars with Active Learning

    Every day, radar provide us with critical information about moving objects, such as their position and trajectory. Traditionally radar has done this by continuously scanning an entire area, but emerging Cognitive Radars instead focus on certain regions using contextual knowledge.

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    The C²DH celebrates its 5th anniversary

    On 25 May 2022, the University of Luxembourg officially celebrated the fifth anniversary of its third interdisciplinary research centre, the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH).

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    The first Donor of the University of Luxembourg

    The University commemorates the first anniversary of the death of its long-time supporter and friend, Mr Pierre Hippert.

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    A day for high school students to discover medical studies

    Contemplating a medical career requires an early immersion, to navigate numerous challenges ranging from admission processes to rigorous scientific background requirements.

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    Minister of Finance Yuriko Backes cautiously optimistic for Europe

    Luxembourg minister of Finance Ms Yuriko Backes sees reasons for cautious optimism for Europe, despite multiple challenges.

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    University researcher receives the first EIC grant in Luxembourg

    A consortium including the University of Luxembourg has been awarded a prestigious PathFinder Open grant of the European Innovation Council (EIC) that supports innovative and disruptive technologies with high impact.

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    Antibiotics impact gut microbiome and antimicrobial resistance

    Antibiotics are commonly used to treat infections and ensure the safety of surgical procedures. However, their overuse has led to the emergence and spread of resistant bacteria, resulting in an “arms race” whereby ever more potent drugs are becoming a necessity. As antimicrobial resistance represents an ever-growing healthcare challenge worldwide, researchers from the Systems Ecology research…

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    “Science meets Music” on 1 May at Rockhal in Belval

    The “Sound of Data” opening Event

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