Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History
Luxembourg Centre for European Law
Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsOrganisation: Department of Geography and Spatial Planning
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Core Research Projects
Mapping mobility – pathways, institutions and structural effects of youth mobility in Europe (MOVE)
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Research Projects Pages
Digital urban development- How large digital corporations shape the field of urban governance (DIGI-GOV)
Learn moreThe DIGI-GOV research team aims to understand (a) the role of large digital corporations (LDCs) in digital urban development, (b) how the presence of LDCs in urban planning practice challenge pre-existing modes urban governance, and (c) how LDC-led urban development constitutes a new relational geography of digital cities.
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Core Research Projects
Digital urban development – How large digital corporations shape the field of urban governance (DIGI-GOV)
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Research Projects Pages
GR-Atlas – Digital Atlas of the Greater Region
Learn moreThe Atlas of the Greater Region (GR-Atlas) is a collection of interactive thematic maps for the SaarLorLux Greater Region and a web geographic information system (WebGIS), which benefits researchers, as well as schools, residents and tourists. The interdisciplinary atlas covers a broad spectrum of topics, including natural environment, history, economy, society, transport and religion. It…
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Core Research Projects
GR-Atlas – Digital Atlas of the Greater Region
Learn moreThe Atlas of the Greater Region (GR-Atlas) is a collection of interactive thematic maps for the SaarLorLux Greater Region and a web geographic information system (WebGIS), which benefits researchers, as well as schools, residents and tourists.
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News
The story of the Echternach procession
Learn moreEvery Whit Tuesday, almost 10,000 people join the dancing procession in Echternach, a tradition listed as Unesco Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. A Uni.lu historian and a geographer decipher its origins and evolution.
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