Do booster jabs have the potential to break the 4th wave? Why are they necessary and how do they work? Luxembourg epidemiologist Joël Mossong has the ...
Professor Danièle Waldmann helped set up the construction and civil engineering department at the University of Luxembourg, and is now working on a ...
The new programme « Science: next » of the Fondation Jeunes Scientifiques Luxembourg (FJSL) is a platform to meet and help young people passionate about ...
Inspired by geckos, researchers at the University of Massachusetts have developed an adhesive so strong that a mere postcard-sized piece can hold a weight ...
In a unique digital health study, the Luxembourg Institute of Health seeks to identify vocal biomarkers for chronic and infectious diseases with the help ...
A mathematic way to analyse faulty DNA sequences in some genetic diseases may provide more insights to improve diagnosis and prognosis for some patients.
What causes heavy rain and flooding? Can these events be predicted, and where is more research required? Laurent Pfister, a hydrologist at the Luxembourg ...
What happens after the bees die? Gonçalo Rafael Fonseca Correia invents a robot that could take on the role of pollinator. He practically taught himself ...
Studying chemistry in high school can be challenging, but an easy-to-use tool that will be accessible online before 2022 may prove to be very helpful with ...
How likely are footballers to score penalties, particularly in shootouts? Researchers examined whether the penalty position (first or last in the lineup) ...
The number of infections in Europe is rising again. Is that due to the Delta variant? How contagious is it? How well do the vaccinations work? What do we ...
"What the hell is that?" - The new "lastSCIENCE AR" app from the Fonds National de la Recherche invites you to discover research from a new perspective.
Over 30,000 years old or just a few years young? Water can also be “old” or “young”. This helps water researchers understand environmental pollution and ...
Masks, transmission, AstraZeneca recommendations: Scientific evidence mostly emerges from a continuous process. Which can be problematic in a crisis ...
A country should not be classified as a high risk area based on incidence values alone, according to Luxembourg scientists who have conducted analysis ...
Before lockdown, during the first lockdown and beyond: How have the contact patterns in Luxembourg's population developed over the period of the pandemic ...
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg conducted a representative survey to find out what we can learn from people aged over 60 in dealing with the ...
Young people are particularly affected by the measures taken to stop the spread of the pandemic, but they have largely accepted them, according to a poll.
The investigations into the presence of SARS-CoV-2 in Luxembourg wastewater have received plenty of media attention over the last few months after the ...
In July, daily positive cases coronavirus numbers for the first time passed 100. More recently, numbers have surpassed 200, now with even 500, 600 or 800 ...
According to a researcher at the Gemtex laboratory in Roubaix (Nord), even after several washes, the surgical mask remains more effective than a fabric ...
Researchers have developed a photo trap that allows inconspicuous monitoring of newts, an important species of biodiversity. To what extent is this ...
A PhD student at the University of Luxembourg is researching a treatment for neurodegenerative diseases by converting diseased brain cells into healthy ...