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    Start of Academic Year 2021/2022

    Here are important information for new students entering the Bachelor in Computer Science in September 2021.

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    Huawei Seeds for the Future: a great experience

    Pietro Sgobba, doctoral student in mathematics at the University of Luxembourg, participated in the virtual session Huawei Seeds for the Future, which offers students a full immersion into Chinese culture and ICT environment. 

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    Statistics: a constantly evolving field

    On the occasion of the International Conference on Statistics and Related Fields (ICON STARF) which took place remotely on 12-16 July 2021, young researchers and renowned experts from around the world exchanged about the latest mathematical development in the field of statistics. More than 150 participants attended the event organised in the frame of the…

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    Esch 2022: computer science students develop applications

    In the frame of the course “Software Engineering Project”, second-year students from the Bachelor in Applied Information Technology have developed applications for Esch 2022. Most of them developed a mobile app, but also games.

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    University supports Goodyear STEM Student Challenge

    For the second time, the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) at the University of Luxembourg has supported the Goodyear STEM Student Challenge.

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    The Faculty presents its main achievements 2019-2020

    On the occasion of its General Assembly, the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) presented the new brochure « FSTM Highlights 2019-2020 ». 

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    Young scientists exchange about energy materials

    On 24-25 June 2021, the MASSENA Young Scientist Conference organised by the University of Luxembourg and the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) gathered almost 70 young researchers working in the field of physics and materials science.

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    Biodiesel from wastewater? Turning a problem into an opportunity

    Sewage, what was called wastewater for a long time, is not a waste, but contains valuable substances that can be used as raw materials for biobased products. However, worldwide this potential is hardly exploited yet. This results in loss of valuable materials, increased CO2 emissions and footprint, as well as lower use of natural resources. Engineers…

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    Thermodynamic cost of active materials

    An international team of scientists, including Professor Etienne Fodor, a theoretical physicist from the University of Luxembourg, have recently studied the thermodynamic cost in active field theories. The article published in the Physical Review X was produced in cooperation with researchers at the RICE University in Houston, the University of Cambridge, and the University of…

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    John Templeton Foundation grant to better understand the universe

    Researcher Aurelia Chenu from the Department of Physics and Materials Science (DPhyMS) at the University of Luxembourg has recently received a grant from the John Templeton Foundation in order to pursue her research activities in quantum physics and in this way advance the border of science.

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