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It's a small signal with a big impact: the first radar-based system that detects children left in vehicles.

Researchers advance the energy transition through an interdisciplinary lab combining smart technology, digital twins, and real-world testing solutions.

With counterfeit goods on the rise, NIR Watchdog, a spin-off from the SnT at the University of Luxembourg, is offering a ground-breaking solution that instantly authenticates products, comparing scanned data with manufacturer specifications via a mobile app.

Based artist Max Kreis recently spent two weeks on campus Belval as part of his Casino Display residency.

Gene therapy uses safe viruses to fix or replace faulty genes, making it possible to correct the genetic cause of a disease - something that was not possible before.

The innovative strength of a society depends on the level of academic freedom the scholars of its institutions benefit from. An international team of researchers from Germany, Italy, the US and University of Luxembourg has now proven this relationship for the first time: they establish that academic freedom positively affects the number of patent applications and the number of forward citations.