In honour of its 10th edition, the "Prix d'Excellence" of the Fondation Enovos was awarded to this year's laureates at a special ceremony on October 29th, 2021

A team at the Luxembourg Institute of Health analyzed how the hormonal status of patients prior to an infection could be associated with the severity of their symptoms and possibly used as a predictive tool.

Dedicated to post-graduate studies, training and research in neurological surgery and diagnostics.

Scholarships for research in biomedicine or biotechnology. 

Scientific study to improve healthcare in the MSF Hospital of Gondoma in Sierra Leone

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The Luxembourg Center for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) of the University of Luxembourg has implemented an ambitious research program aiming at accelerating biomedicine in Alzheimer’s disease.

This project aims at supporting HIV prevention programs focusing on young women, through research and training of community organizations.

For post-doc students in neurosurgery

Dedicated to post-doc students in neurosurgery

The project aim is to support the study of complex systems theory and its applications.

For the eighth time, Fondation Enovos rewarded the best engineering students

A partir de 2019, la fondation s’est engagée à soutenir deux projets de recherches sur la maladie d’Alzheimer, menés à l’hôpital parisien de la Pitié-Salpêtrière par les docteurs Stéphane Epelbaum et Nicolas Villain. L’un et l’autre vont s’étaler sur plusieurs années.

Created in 2020 by the Institut Weizmann des Sciences France and supported by the Jacques Toledano Foundation, the Prix Jacques Toledano awards a post-doctoral fellow from a French laboratory with financial assistance.

Through a collaboration with the Keble College at the University of Oxford, the Emmy Network is supporting and bringing together researchers with a senior visiting fellowship and graduate scholarship.

A research team at LIST is deepening their knowledge of the behaviour of SARS-CoV-2 in sewers in Luxembourg according to climatic conditions.

Researchers at the University of Luxembourg are investigating which factors predict levels of psychological distress and well-being associated with the current social-distancing measures.

The Fondation CANDIDA promotes the intercultural dialogues through its support of conferences and debates at the Institute Pierre Werner in Luxembourg.

The Fondation Enovos is supporting the research project INDUCTIVE which seeks to utilize electric car charging flexibility to balance the demand on energy suppliers.

Launch of a new screening programme in the city of Luxembourg’s public primary schools to detect early cases of hypercholesteremia.

Teams from the University of Luxembourg and the Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust developped a tool to simulate safe and effective exit strategies from the pandemic.

A study at the University of Luxembourg takes a closer look at the influence of social isolation and school closure on children’s and adolescents’ well-being and education.

Un projet de recherche, mené par Dr. Fabrice Darche, qui vise à améliorer le traitement du dysfonctionnement du noeud sinusal. 

Science for Society Prize bolsters the fight against Fake News

The Fondation Pierre Werner scholarships are intended to support research and study projects relating to European unification, monetary matters, democracy or human rights in all countries of the European continent.

The Fondation Jacqueline NOEL awards annual scholarships to outstanding Masters and doctorate students in the fields of law, economics, finance and political sciences.

Supporting a capacity building programme for the advocacy strategy of Rare Diseases International

An initiative of the Science for Society Foundation, under the aegis of Fondation de Luxembourg, with support from the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR).