Eight new professors starting at Uni.lu for the Rentrée 2025

‟ I am very happy with the research opportunities and support to research I find at the University of Luxembourg. The context of the ‘ALPHA Zesumme wuessen’ project is highly motivating in terms of initial and continuing training issues and reflection on classroom tools.”

‟ I’m delighted to join SnT at the University of Luxembourg and look forward to collaborating with my new colleagues to push the boundaries of cybersecurity research and education. At SnT, I see a unique blend of academic rigor, innovative thinking, and cultural diversity. It’s an environment poised to make a real impact.”

‟ Moving to a new country, setting up a lab, and taking over the MSc Molecular Medicine 1 course within just a few months has been both exciting and challenging. Luckily, with supportive colleagues and, in particular, inspiring students as the semester starts, I’m very happy to be here and looking forward to the future.”

‟ Joining the University of Luxembourg marked an important professional milestone, enabled by the university’s vibrant international community and strong commitment to innovation in higher education.”

‟ I am looking forward to contributing to the education of next generation HPC and quantum computing specialists through our dedicated master program in HPC. As quantum technologies advance from theoretical promise to practical applications my research focus will be directed towards finding ‘real-world’ value in quantum computing technologies.”

‟ Joining the University of Luxembourg represents a unique opportunity for me to combine my three main commitments: education, research and clinical practice.”

‟ Being myself an alumna of the University of Luxembourg, I feel blessed to be able to contribute to this wonderful institution by researching in the areas of financial law, commercial, company and tax law and sharing my knowledge with our students in our specialised Master Programs in Investment Funds Law and Banking and Finance Law.”

‟ Having grown up just a few kilometres from the Kirchberg campus, I am grateful for the opportunity to return to the University of Luxembourg as a Professor. I am also very grateful for the open and supportive colleagues I have met here. I am excited to set up a new laboratory dedicated to powder metallurgy, with a particular focus on cemented carbides, and to advance materials science through research and lectures.”