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University donates lab equipment to University of Cantabria
Learn moreWhat to do with equipment that is no longer in use? This is a question which was recently tackled by the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM), the Department of Physics and Materials Science (DPhyMS) and the sustainability office with a donation of a splat quencher to the Department of Ciencias de la Tierra…
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Making breast cancer surgery more effective
Learn moreProf. Stéphane Bordas from the University of Luxembourg together with postdoctoral researcher Dr. Arnaud Mazier from the University of Sidney have recently published their paper entitled:” Breast simulation pipeline: From medical imaging to patient-specific simulations” in the journal Clinical Biomechanics.
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The Faculty celebrates its 2023 graduates
Learn moreIn December 2023, the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) celebrated its 550 new graduates from Bachelor, Master, PhD, specialised and vocational training programmes on Belval campus. Congratulations to all of them!
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2023 Pelican Grants: congratulations to 7 doctoral students in biomedicine
Learn moreTo support their research in the field of biomedicine, the Fondation du Pélican de Mie et Pierre Hippert-Faber have recently awarded seven students affiliated with the Programme in Systems and Molecular Biomedicine at the University of Luxembourg.
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Engineers exchange about Lean Construction
Learn moreOn 30 November 2023, engineers from the Greater Region met together at the University of Luxembourg in order to create a platform for exchanging experience and knowledge about lean construction. Around 30 participants from architect, engineering and consultancy companies attended the meeting.
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PhD Research Days 2023: fruitful exchanges among researchers and partners
Learn moreIn October and November 2023, the Doctoral School in Science and Engineering (DSSE) organised four research days to present current research projects and bring researchers together in the fields of biomedicine, computer science, engineering and physics.
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Large Old World fruit bats on the path to extinction
Learn moreResearchers from the Universities of Luxembourg, Mauritius and Texas Tech have recently published their findings in the selective journal Annual Reviews of Ecology, Evolution and Systematics. In this paper, they demonstrate that large old world fruit bats are essential for tropical ecosystems but face multiple threats which accelerate their decline. They analyse the causes and…
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