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All you can eat. Humans and their food.

29/01/2024

LIST is contributing to a captivating exploration of the intricate dynamics that govern our relationship with food as part of the the Lëtzebuerg City Museum's temporary exhibition, "All You Can Eat: (...)

In the lab: Driving advances in biochemical industries

24/01/2024

Housed in the Greentech Innovation Centre, LIST's groundbreaking bioreactor platform mark an important step in the ongoing quest to exploit the potential of bioactive compounds in plants. Discover (...)

Space Resources Business Accelerator launch

18/01/2024

The European Space Agency (ESA) mandates the European Space Resources Innovation Centre (ESRIC) to conceptualize with a network of partners the world’s first business accelerator dedicated to the (...)

United Minds, Shared Success: Shaping a Brilliant Future Together in 2024

22/12/2023

Greetings from Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology!

LIST doctoral students honoured at the Uni.lu graduation ceremony

22/12/2023

Two students from LIST’s materials department received the honours for their PhD theses.

LIST software enables EU study on health risks from medical radiation

12/12/2023

The results have been published in Nature Medicine.

LIST hosts inaugural Sustainable Composite Materials and Manufacturing (SCMM) Industry Day

30/11/2023

The event marked a significant milestone in composite materials innovation.

LIST hosts inaugural Sustainable Composite Materials and Manufacturing (SCMM) Industry Day

30/11/2023

The event marked a significant milestone in composite materials innovation.

In the lab: Pioneering the Future of Hydrogen with New Materials

24/11/2023

As the global call for sustainable energy solutions intensifies, so does the urgency to discover and develop materials that can meet the challenges of hydrogen production and extend their applications (...)

Dr Florian Kaiser awarded FNR PEARL Chair for groundbreaking quantum computing project

23/11/2023

The project is set to receive €4 million in funding for the next five years.

Mega floods: Can we be better prepared for the next big one?

22/11/2023

Study in Nature Geoscience says we can learn from looking back… internationally.

Spotlight on PhD graduate Charlotte Stoffels

22/11/2023

Charlotte Stoffels developed a new methodology using high-resolution chemical imaging techniques allowing the localization of Perfluoroalkylated substances (PFAS) inside cells and tissues.

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