Topic: Humanities

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    Vote your way with Smartwielen

    Smartwielen.lu is available for voters in the 2024 EU elections.

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    Discover new study programmes for the 2024-2025 academic year

    The University of Luxembourg is expanding and fine-tuning its academic offer, with the launch of six new programmes and the redesigning of three existing ones.

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    University launches new unique Master in Digital and Public History

    Producing accessible, interactive, and engaging history

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    Teachers address education questions of tomorrow

    The first Teaching Day at the University will bring together practitioners to address important issues in education. It marks the beginning of a series of activities designed to enrich and improve the educational offer.

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    Pride and joy as University researchers collect two FNR Awards

    On 19 October 2023, two young University researchers, Dr. Emmanuele Penocchio and Dr. Dominique Santana, collected an award at the annual FNR Awards Ceremony organised by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR).

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    Spresso: Historical newspaper photography goes supercomputing

    While supercomputers are traditionally being used in physics, material science and advanced chemistry, the Spresso project entails the very first formal cooperation between the Luxembourgish supercomputer MeluXina, the Bibliothèque nationale du Luxembourg and an interdisciplinary team of researchers of the Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) and the Department of Computer Science of the…

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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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    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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