Category: University

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  Year in Review: The University’s key moments in 2020

  The University of Luxembourg has published its “2020 – Year in Review”. The report looks back at the University’s development, key events, activities, successes and achievements in 2020.

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  Dr Carsten Ullrich receives the 2021 Rolf Tarrach Prize

  The Association “Amis de l’Université” has awarded the 2021 Rolf Tarrach Prize, yearly rewarding the best doctoral thesis of the University of Luxembourg, to Dr Carsten Ullrich, member of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF). His thesis on the topic of “Unlawful Content Online: Towards A New Regulatory Framework For Online Platforms” and related presentation fully…

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  University closes the Residence des Dominicaines

  The University of Luxembourg has decided to close the Résidence des Dominicaines, a residence for about 60 students located in Luxembourg-Limpertsberg, at short notice.

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  “Memorandum of Understanding” between CentraleSupélec and Uni.lu

  CentraleSupélec – Metz Campus is pleased to announce the signing of the first “Memorandum of Understanding” between the University of Luxembourg and CentraleSupélec. The main objective of this agreement between these two institutions is to encourage cooperation and exchanges in areas of mutual academic interest and on their respective models of excellence. 

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  University of Luxembourg ranks 20th in Young University 2021 Rankings

  The University of Luxembourg ranks 20th in the most recent edition of the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2021, after ranking 12th in 2020 and 17th in 2019.

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  Celebrating women in engineering: An interview with Maryam Baniasadi

  23 June marks the International Women in Engineering Day. At the University of Luxembourg, we celebrate the work and achievements of women engineers.Dr Maryam Baniasadi grew up in a middle-class family in Kerman, a city in the south of Iran. Since her childhood, she had the dream of continuing her studies to acquire a high…

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  Mouse movements reveal your behaviour

  In two recently published research papers, computer scientists from the University of Luxembourg and international partners show how mouse movements can be used to gain additional knowledge about the user behaviour. While this has many interesting applications, mouse movements can also reveal sensitive information about the users such as their age or gender. Scientists want…

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  Luxembourg carves out its niche in CivicTech

  As part of the OGP’s (Open Government Partnership) 2019-2021 national action plan, through which Luxembourg has established six action plans to promote transparency and citizen participation, ETICC and the University of Luxembourg have signed an agreement with the Ministry of State to promote the use of participatory technologies (CivicTech) in democratic processes (action plan n°5).…

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  Well-being and health of young people in Luxembourg

  How do young people in Luxembourg rate their well-being and health – what do well-being and health mean to them and what do they do about it? The “National Report on the Situation of Youth in Luxembourg 2020,” published by the Ministry of Education, Children and Youth (MENJE) together with researchers from the University of…

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  The University of Luxembourg mourns the loss of Pierre Hippert

  Pierre Hippert, a long-lasting and avid supporter and friend of the University of Luxembourg died Thursday, 3 June, at the age of 92.

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