Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
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Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
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Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsQuantum activities
Quantum mechanics, the study of the smallest particles in the universe, has revolutionized our understanding of reality and paved the way for groundbreaking advancements in technology, medicine, and beyond. Join us on this journey into the quantum realm and discover the limitless possibilities it holds: participate in our exciting events and conferences, where you can engage with leading quantum experts and explore the latest advancements in quantum research!
Quantum Breakfasts
Meeting academia and industry
Quantum Breakfasts
To mark the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, the University of Luxembourg, in partnership with the Chamber of Commerce, hosted a series of five Quantum Breakfasts between June and November 2025. These events brought together leading experts, researchers, and industry professionals to explore the latest developments and emerging opportunities in the quantum field.
Quantum festivals, workshops and other initiatives
For families/for everyone
Science Festivals
Researchers, including Dr. Jeremy Hieulle, have participated in events like the Science Festival 2021, demonstrating quantum research to the public.
For teenagers
Educational Workshops
The Scienteens Lab offers workshops for high school students, covering topics such as renewable energy and physics, fostering early interest in these fields.
For teenagers
Physics Olympiad
Prof. Thomas Schmidt co-organises the Luxembourgish Physics Olympiad, encouraging high school students to engage with physics and related sciences.
For everyone
Science Comics
The University publishes “LUX:plorations – A Universe of Research,” a science comic series featuring also stories on quantum physics, making complex topics accessible to the public
For everyone
Public lectures
In celebration of the University’s 20th anniversary, Prof. Aurélia Chenu delivered a public lecture titled “Diving into the quantum world: from curiosity to applications,” introducing quantum concepts to a broad audience.