Natural Sciences - Computer Science

By studying the history of the CD-ROM, a research team from the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH), research centre at the University of Luxembourg, will show how this tech

As the world population is projected to reach over 8 billion people in 2030, one of the major societal challenges faced across the globe will be sufficient, safe, and sustainable food.

Swarm intelligence will revolutionise autonomous systems like robots or satellites. Inspired by nature, swarms of autonomous agents can display collectively intelligent behaviours, even though every single agent follows simple rules based on its individual perception.

West African universities will soon welcome information and communication technology (ICT) experts as professors that are currently trained in Luxembourg.

In the busy streets of Luxembourg, something exciting is happening. Scientists are working on perfecting autonomous driving, so that you and I can be chauffeured to work or school by a self-driving car.

In a couple of days, millions of citizens will cast their vote in the European elections - in paper ballots, online or electronically supported. Voter verifiability has the potential to improve confidence in and legitimacy of voting procedures.