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Celebrating World Architecture Day for a better urban future

Monday, 5 October 2020 marks the World Architecture Day to remind the world of its collective responsibility for the future of the human habitat. This year’s theme is “Toward a better urban future”.

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6th Luxembourg FinTech Conference

Click here for the: ProgrammeRegistration:Registration is compulsory. You can register by mail to fintech@uni.lu at your earliest convenience. Webex online access details will be forwarded to all registered participants.

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Hacking the Moon

The University of Luxembourg’s research centre SnT’s LunaLab is challenging the next big names in Space to a test of creativity and skill as part of the 2020 Act In Space 24 hour hackathon.

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Successful start for the new Bachelor in Medicine

The new Bachelor in Medicine team welcomed 125 students during the launch of the academic year 2020-2021, which started on 14 September 2020 at the University of Luxembourg. They inaugurated the first year of the study programme, which will expand into a 2nd year in 2021 and a 3rd year in 2022. The team wishes…

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Using drones to better predict urban flooding

The University of Luxembourg and the start-up RSS-Hydro are working together to optimise the prediction of flooding in Burange in the south of Luxembourg. Supported by the City of Dudelange, the project aims at building a unique and precise urban terrain model with the help of drones, aerial and satellite images to feed state-of-the art flood…

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MIS Public Lecture Series: Migration, Diversity, Conviviality

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MIS Public Lecture Series: Migration, Diversity, Conviviality

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MIS Public Lecture Series: Sensing Rio de Janeiro. How newcomers understand the city in global context

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MIS Public Lecture Series: Migrant masculinities at intersections of sexuality and racial hierarchies

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Prenez part dans l’histoire dans le Temporary History Lab

Du 26 septembre au 23 octobre, le Temporary History Lab de l’Université du Luxembourg invite les visiteurs de la Grande Région à participer à l’histoire de la région du Minett. Situé à l’Annexe22 à Esch-sur-Alzette, le Lab organisera diverses activités évoquant l’histoire du sud du pays et de ses résidents.