Organisation : Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB)
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Reports on projections and a glossary to better understand COVID-19
En savoir plusAs part of the Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Task Force, several LCSB researchers and colleagues from the work package “Statistical pandemic projections” (WP6) are using their combined expertise to analyse the evolution, impact and spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through statistical simulations and computational modelling, this work group, led by Prof. Rudi Balling and Dr Alexander Skupin, provides short-…
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Le supercalculateur au service de la lutte contre la COVID-19
En savoir plusL’installation informatique de haute performance (High-Performance Computing – HPC) de l’Université du Luxembourg a contribué de manière significative à la lutte contre la pandémie COVID-19 depuis la mi-mars 2020.
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University of Cambridge highlights COVID-19 survival prediction tool
En savoir plusIn a recently published article, the University of Luxembourg describes the results of a research collaboration between the Wuhan University of Science and Technology and the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) at the University of Luxembourg. Based on blood samples from Chinese COVID-19 patients the researchers developed machine-learning tools to identify key biomarkers of…
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[Article series| The experts behind Luxembourg’s COVID-19 fight
En savoir plusProf. Rejko Krüger (RK) is Principal investigator at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) of the University of Luxembourg and Director of Transversal Translational Medicine (TTM) at Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH). As a medical doctor and researcher, he is an internationally recognised “clinician scientist”, expert in both the clinical and research sides of…
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COVID-19 – Évaluer le pronostic des patients hospitalisés
En savoir plusMettant à profit une collaboration de longue date avec l’Université de sciences et technologie de Wuhan, des chercheurs du Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) à l’Université du Luxembourg ont mené une étude basée sur des échantillons sanguins collectés chez des patients chinois. Ils ont développé un modèle afin d’identifier des biomarqueurs permettant d’évaluer la…
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Fundraising for research through design masks’ sale
En savoir plusOne unexpected aspect of the current situation is that it stimulates creativity and sparks new initiatives all over the country. One of them, called mymask.lu, was recently launched by designer Marc Wilmes and his team. The aim? Producing customisable face masks that are sold online and delivered to your address in Luxembourg. But here’s the…
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Premiers résultats de l’étude CON-VINCE
En savoir plusCON-VINCE, un projet de recherche national visant à évaluer la prévalence et la dynamique de la propagation de la maladie COVID-19 au sein de la population luxembourgeoise, a été lancé début avril sous l’égide de la Taskforce COVID-19 de Research Luxembourg. Suite au succès des efforts de recrutement et de dépistage initial de plus de…