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Surfing on Quantum Waves: protein folding revisited
En savoir plusTwo physicists from the University of Luxembourg have now unambiguously shown that quantum-mechanical wavelike interactions are indeed crucial even at the scale of natural biological processes.
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Three doctoral candidates in biology receive the 2019 Pelican Grant
En savoir plusBorja Gomez Ramos, Nadège Minoungou and Mina Tsenkova, three PhD students from the Life Sciences Research Unit (LSRU) at the University of Luxembourg, have recently been awarded the Pelican Grant from the Fondation du Pélican de Mie et Pierre Hippert-Faber. They will use the grant for their research activities in the fields of Parkinson’s disease,…
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Graduation Week : « Le commencement de tout »
En savoir plusL’Université honore plus de 1 300 diplômés en 2019
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Colorectal cancer initiation and progression: the role of low oxygen
En savoir plusScientists from the University of Luxembourg together with researchers from the Integrated Biobank of Luxembourg (IBBL) and the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) have recently demonstrated the mechanisms by which low oxygen levels trigger series of cellular changes leading to the survival, renewal and growth of colorectal cancer cells. The findings further reinforce current knowledge on the…
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Luxembourg Strengthens its Position as an EU Blockchain Hub
En savoir plusOn 4 December 2019, five major actors from the technology ecosystem launched a cross-industry collaboration to drive the adoption of blockchain and other distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) for the benefit of the Luxembourg economy and society:
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Prof. van Dam quitte le poste de vice-rectrice
En savoir plusL’Université du Luxembourg annonce que la Prof. Tonie van Dam a présenté sa démission du poste de vice-rectrice en charge de projets stratégiques, afin de se consacrer pleinement à la recherche dans ses domaines d’excellence, la géophysique et l’observation de la Terre depuis l’espace.
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New opportunities for proteins identification using nanotechnology
En savoir plusPhysicists from the University of Luxembourg and their international research partners have reported a comprehensive perspective on how novel nanoscale tools called plasmonic nanopores might improve in an unprecedented manner the way we can discriminate single-molecule DNA bases, and even identify single proteins components, that is amino acids, coming from specific patients.
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The “Physics meets Biology” website is launched!
En savoir plusPhysicists and biologists from the University of Luxembourg have recently launched the « Physics meets Biology » website. This initiative combines expertise in condensed matter physics and systems biology to understand living systems from a quantitative and mechanistic perspective.