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    Elements of AI, Luxembourg closing conference

    Delve into the vast realms of AI, exploring its transformative potential across various sectors and industries.

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    Introducing the Elements of AI, Luxembourg Closing Conference

    Hosted under the auspices of Elisabeth Margue; Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister for Media and Connectivity; the conference will serve as a platform for engaging discussions, insightful presentations, and dynamic networking opportunities, bringing together industry experts, policymakers, academics, students and enthusiasts alike.

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    The European Union at a crossroads

    Conference-debate

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    Breaking Barriers. Recognising Transgender Voices.

    Join us on 23 April on Belval Campus for the International Transgender Day of Visibility. Hear the courageous narratives and profound insights of staff and students.

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    Sports analytics: when figures are more than numbers

    Professor Christophe Ley will offer a comprehensive overview of sports analytics, tracing its origins and illustrating its significance through compelling examples from the realm of professional sports.

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    UniTalks: Music History of Luxembourg

    In this talk, Prof. Sagrillo will delve into the rich tapestry of Luxembourg’s musical heritage, navigating through its historical evolution, anthropological and cultural significance, and educational development.

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    L-DIH SKILLS – AI Act: For (Truly) Responsible AI

    As part of our mission in the Luxembourg Digital Innovation Hub, we have the pleasure to invite you to an online webinar about “AI Act: For (Truly) Responsible AI “. The webinar is free, open to all and it will take place online on 23 April 2024 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

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    Gender and the brain

    As researchers explore the brain, its evolution and ageing in this video podcast, they uncover nuances that defy simplistic gender stereotypes, challenge the myth of female and male brains and embrace the idea of a human brain.

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    Open Day 2026

    The Open Day invites everyone to delve into the vibrant world of the University. This is a unique opportunity to discover a variety of study programmes and explore our ground-breaking research activities.

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    Monitoring and managing harmful cyanobacterial blooms in a changing world

    Cyanobacteria also called “blue-green algae”, are causing harmful blooms in our water bodies, thereby exposing humans and animals to toxic substances while threatening ecosystem health too.

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