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I Joined by Chance, but Won’t Be Leaving

Tegawendé Bissyande took an unorthodox path to SnT before joining in 2013 to work on mobile security and automated program repair.

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3D Tech for Stroke Survivors

Walking into the 4th-floor conference room at the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), I was expecting to see something big and unusual

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Smart Schoul 2025

Every morning the students of the Lycee Edward Steichen at Clervaux (LESC) walk through the front doors and past something rather unusual — a round platform partially enclosed by two white screens.

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I was Attracted by SnT’s Industry Collaboration Model

We welcomed researcher Mike Sabetzadeh to SnT in 2012, and ever since he’s been at the heart of our work in software requirements engineering. Having studied in Canada and held research positions in both the United Kingdom and Norway, he set his sights on Luxembourg and SnT for the international and collaborative environment.

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I Help Researchers Commercialise their Work

Cécile Petit joined SnT eight years ago to take on the challenge of coordinating research projects with experts in software engineering. Today she also manages projects in technology transfer, helping SnT researchers to bring their work closer to commercialization.We met up with Cécile to get a picture of SnT as seen through the eyes of…

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I Came to SnT in Search of New Challenges

Gabriele Lenzini joined SnT exactly one year after we opened our doors, in search of new interdisciplinary challenges. Today he leads research in the APSIA Research Group’s IRiSCLab, the Laboratory of Interdisciplinary Research in Socio-technical Cybersecurity, with projects looking at security systems from both a technical and human perspective.

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Aligning Public and Private Investment in ICT Research

The Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) has awarded funding to seven industry collaborations at the University of Luxembourg, of which four are taking place at SnT. The support comes through FNR’s BRIDGES programme, which provides funding for industry partnerships between public research institutions in Luxembourg and national or international companies.

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I was one of the first researchers at SnT

Bhavani Shankar was one of the first employees at SnT. He’s come a long way since joining as a fresh-faced post-doc in 2009, and now manages teams and projects working on satellite communication and radar signal processing. We sat down with the Indian-born researcher from Bangalore, to hear more about his 10 years at SnT.

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Autonomous Driving… on the Moon

Developing autonomous vehicles for use on Earth is already a major research challenge, occupying some of the brightest minds in science. Not to be outdone, a team of researchers at the University of Luxembourg and at ispace Europe are putting the problem in a lunar context.

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Security Project of the Year Award for SnT Team

A team of SnT researchers, working in collaboration with the Luxembourg Institute of Standardisation, Accreditation, Safety and Quality of Products and Services (ILNAS), has won the Information Security Day 2019’s Security Project of the Year Award.