Welcome to the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
The Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) contributes to the multidisciplinary expertise in the fields of Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences and Medicine. Through its triple mission of teaching, research and service to the society, the FSTM seeks to generate and disseminate knowledge as well as train new generations of responsible citizens, in order to better understand, explain and advance the society and environment we live in.
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Conducting top level teaching and research activities
The faculty offers excellent working environment and opportunities for students with multilingual and small-group courses, early involvement in research projects and close connections with partners.
In addition, the faculty takes part in cutting-edge science and innovation. Researchers conduct interdisciplinary research within a dynamic, favourable and multilingual environment.
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Science Comic LUX:plorations Vol. 3 out now
OutreachComputer Science & ICT, Physics & Materials Science, Psychology, Neurosciences & Behavioural EconomicsLearn more -
Portes Ouvertes Luxembourg 2023: more than 430 visitors
OutreachEngineering, Physics & Materials Science, SpaceLearn more -
New doctoral programme in complex systems science
EducationComputer Science & ICT, Engineering, Life Sciences & MedicineLearn more -
21st International Conference on Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB 2023)
ResearchComputer Science & ICTLearn more -
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The first workshop on Human-in-the-Loop Applied Machine Learning in Luxembourg
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Events
- 20/09/2023 – 20/10/2023: Science Comic exhibition, Belval campus, LLC
- 27/09/2023: “The simplicity of complexity – the art of unpuzzling mathematics”, Prof.Hugo Parlier, 18:00, Belval campus
- 29/09/2023: AI and medicine/healthcare: a promising togetherness?, Cercle Cité
- 05/10/2023: Inaugural lecture of Prof. Bradley Ladewig, 18:00, Belval campus
- 13/10/2023: Mathematical Careers Day, 17:00, Belval campus
- 24/10/2023: “Cancer du colon: que fait la recherche?”, Prof.Elisabeth Letellier, 18:00, Belval campus
- 24/10/2023: AI and arts: does this go together for an artificial creativity?, Cercle Cité
- 26/10-27/10/2023: Foire de l’étudiant, Belval campus
- 02-03/11/2023: Uni à l’essai, Belval campus
- 30/11/2023: “Is Hydrogen really the energy of the future?”, Prof. Bradley Ladewig, 18:00, Abbaye de Neumunster
- 21/11/2023: AI and ethics hand in hand?, Cercle Cité
- 19/12/2023: AI for our future – are we on the right track?, Cercle Cité
- 24/01/2024: “Plonger dans le monde quantique: de la curiosité aux applications”, Prof. Aurélia Chenu, 18:00, Belval campus
- 29/02/2024: “The Do’s and Don’ts for Future Robots”, Prof. Réka Markovich, 18:00, Belval campus