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L’Université du Luxembourg rend hommage à S.A.R. le Grand-Duc Jean

En ces jours de deuil national, l’Université du Luxembourg rend hommage à Son Altesse Royale le Grand-Duc Jean.Marqué par l’expérience de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, il a présidé aux destinées du Grand-Duché dans une période de grands changements économiques et sociaux. Il n’a jamais manqué d’apporter son appui à la construction européenne, un enjeu d’importance…

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Consumption in Asset Returns

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Forum Z: Visualising history

A Forum Z on history paintings, 3D reconstructions, virtual worlds and time machines.

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Sociological Aspects of Oral History in the Digital Age

Lecture by Jakub Mlynář (Malach Center for Visual History, Charles University) followed by a workshop on sociological aspects of oral history.

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The BicsLab Partners Day: ICT for a sustainable agriculture in Luxembourg

The BicsLab Partners Day, the scientific forum to meet & match BicsLab partners and Uni.lu students.

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Professeur parmi les chercheurs en psychologie les plus influents

Le Prof. Joël Billieux est classé 4e parmi les chercheurs en psychologie les plus influents au monde, selon un l’indicateur « Field Weighted Citation Impact » du classement mondial de 2018 réalisé par Elsevier.

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End of Man – Do historical studies lose their anthropological fundaments?

The lecture has three parts. The first part describes recent trends in the humanities in which they place themselves in a posthumanistic period of thinking. These trends negate the anthropological foundation of the humanities since their formation at the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century. This displacement of the idea…

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UniGR Summer School on Verification Technology, Systems and Applications (VTSA 2019)

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5th International Systems Biomedicine Symposium – Systems neuroscience: bridging the scales of the brain

The “Systems Neuroscience: bridging the scales of the brain” conference will bring together world-wide leading experts in neuroscience in an interdisciplinary framework to address the huge complexity of the human brain and to demonstrate how systematic approaches can be used to reveal disease mechanisms.

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Public Lecture: « Tracing the invisible life in us and our planet: the world of microbes »

Prof. Peer Bork from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory Heidelberg will present “Tracing the invisible life in us and on our planet: The world of microbes”