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Microsoft’s LINGUA initiative selects Luxembourgish to strengthen AI inclusion
Learn moreMicrosoft announces the awardees of its LINGUA Open Call. Among the selected projects is LuxVLD led by the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT). LuxVLD will create high‑quality datasets to support AI systems in Luxembourgish.
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Seeing what usually stays invisible: Meet Thomas
Learn moreDiscover how Belgian researcher Thomas Feuillen’s curiosity led him to radar innovation at the University of Luxembourg’s SnT, blending real-world experiments and theory.
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Can DNA research teach us how to test web applications better?
Learn moreWhat does DNA have to do with web application testing? A research team in Luxembourg is using bioinformatics techniques to detect hidden user behaviour patterns and prevent problems before they appear.
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Collaborative drone swarms for airspace protection
Learn moreWhat happens when dozens or even hundreds of drones work together? Researchers are tackling this challenge as drone intrusions become more sophisticated. With AI the team is developing methods that enable coordinated drone swarms to respond to complex aerial threats.
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When choosing the wrong AI setup becomes a costly mistake
Learn moreWhat if launching powerful AI models became simple and affordable? Researchers are exploring practical ways to help companies navigate AI deployment with more clarity and fewer costly mistakes.
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From the Amazon to AI: meet Raoni
Learn moreFrom the Amazon to SnT, Raoni applies AI to real-world industry problems and brings a human-centred, inclusive perspective to tech research.
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From curiosity to impact: FNR award winner Florian Felten on AI, research and entrepreneurship
Learn moreWhen you speak with Florian Felten, one thing becomes clear almost immediately: curiosity has been his driving force since the very beginning.
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Beaming data, bridging worlds: meet Mert
Learn moreToday, as an SnT researcher at the University of Luxembourg, Mert is turning childhood wonder into reality, developing innovative ways to connect our world using light itself.