Topic: Life Sciences & Medicine

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    Using molecules produced by microbes to detect Parkinson’s disease early

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    Digital health in Europe: Taking care of all and doing it right

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    Prof. Michael Heneka receives the Tovi Comet-Walerstein Science Award

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    Lessons learnt: Luxembourg’s COVID-19 management as a blueprint for pandemic preparedness

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    International research on healthy aging, senescence and neurodegeneration at the Venusberg conference

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    LCSB scientists reveal how Parkinson’s disease spreads using brain assembloids

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    A public-private partnership to assess a novel drug candidate for Parkinson’s disease

    ACT-02 is a novel compound with disease-modifying potential. It inhibits the enzyme Prolyl Endopeptidase (PREP), a promising but previously overlooked target in Parkinson’s disease. This drug candidate has demonstrated properties to improve cognition while reducing motor symptoms, neuroinflammation and alpha-synuclein aggregation in preclinical models of brain disorders. The ACT-02 program is currently at an advanced…

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    Rotary Club Esch-Bassin Minier supports LCSB research

    Prof. Wilmes received a donation by the Rotary Club Esch-Bassin Minier.

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    Venturing into the brand-new field of biocomputing and organoid intelligence

    Researchers at the LCSB are modelling the complexity of the human brain in a dish. Their work is highlighted in the latest episode of Primer, a new global series from Bloomberg Originals that breaks down the complex science, technologies and industries shaping the future. Aired on 27 March, this episode is titled “Can Living Human…

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    Forever chemicals, diving into troubled waters

    On World Water Day, let’s talk about the “forever chemicals” that made a splash when the Forever Pollution Project published the map of nearly 23,000 contaminated sites all over Europe and again when the Pesticide Action Network Europe revealed that drinking water samples from 11 EU countries showed the widespread presence of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA).…

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