Organisation: Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF)

  • Events

    Postponed to an indefinite date ! DEM Lunch Seminar with Sara Shahanagui, Toulouse School of Economics, FR

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  • News

    Call for applications for the Portabella Foundation scholarship

    The Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance is delighted to announce that the Luis y Antonio Portabella Foundation will offer a grant to support 10 students of the University of Luxembourg.

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    In need of legal assistance? The University of Luxembourg’s Consumer Law Clinic is ready to help!

    The Consumer Law Clinic of the University of Luxembourg is the first European clinic exclusively dedicated to consumer law that is open to the public.

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  • Research Projects Pages

    Research

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  • Research Projects Pages

    Next-Generation of Urban Freight Logistics for Net Zero Emissions through Innovative Solutions (City Logistics Freight Lab)

    The City Logistics Freight Lab addresses the critical challenges of urban freight logistics by conducting in-depth research on key topics such as last-mile delivery, electric freight vehicles, sustainable freight practices, warehouse location optimization, and local food supply chains. The lab aims to develop innovative solutions that enhance efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and support sustainable urban…

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  • Core Research Projects

    City Logistics Freight Lab – Next-Generation of Urban Freight Logistics for Net Zero Emissions through Innovative Solutions

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  • Events

    DF Lunch Seminar with Adelina Barbalau (University of Alberta)

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    DF Lunch Seminar with Prof. Christophe Gaillac (Université de Genève)

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    DEM Lunch Seminar with Axel Gautier, Université de Liège, BE

    Together with Axel Gautier for the DEM Lunch Seminar we make a first step in that direction by looking at the substitution between gas and electricity.   Solar households might stop using natural gas for cooking, domestic hot water or heating, employing instead an induction cooktop, a microwave oven, a kettle or a radiator.

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