En 2016, la Fondation La Marck a financé l'achat d'un générateur électrique pour l'Hôpital du Sacré Cœur de Hazmieh près de Beyrouth

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.

The objective of the Fondation Tremplin Prize Award was to promote the development and consolidation of innovative social business projects in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.


In collaboration with Fondation Cancer, Fondation La Violette provides art therapy workshops to cancer patients.

Scholarships for research in biomedicine or biotechnology. 

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

Providing primary health services to local populations

This project aims to assist people who are victims of the civil war in Syria

Providing healthcare in the poorest regions of Bangladesh, by educating women. 

Fondation Espoir, now closed, supported victims of feminine genital mutilation in Ethiopia

Training program for 86 health auxiliaries

The "Dalcroze Rhythmik" and animal-assisted approach to therapy

Supporting Caritas Baby Hospital's care of vulnerable young children

Médecins Sans Frontières provided medical care to migrants in Serbia

The project aims at strengthening and developing the medical capacities of hospitals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Unterstützung für Kinder und junge Erwachsene mit einer unheilbaren Erkrankung

Intégrer les énergies renouvelables dans les réseaux des villes de demain

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.

Support to post-doctoral students to continue their research work at the University of Luxembourg

Dedicated to post-doc students in Neurosurgery

Reinforcing the knowledge and capacities of local health workers in their treatment of pregnant women and newborns

Ce projet d’art-thérapie du Centre de Réhabilitation de Colpach à Luxembourg a pour ambition de favoriser la réhabilitation des personnes atteintes d’un cancer.

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

Delivering food, water, education, health care and protection to the children in Yemen

Maison de la Vie retreats offer a dedicated space for cancer survivors as they transition back to work and everyday life.

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 supported and brought 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.

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.

In response to the catastrophic rise in COVID-19 cases in India in May 2021, the Massvoll Stiftung, under our aegis, launched an emergency support through the organization Médecins sans Frontières.

Savoir réagir en cas de détresse cardio-vasculaire peut sauver des vies. La Fondation Cœur Daniel Wagner soutient un projet de sensibilisation aux gestes de premiers secours mené par le Luxembourg Resuscitation Council en partenariat avec le Ministère de l’Éducation Nationale.

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

Severely ill and hospitalized children in Lebanon, regardless of nationality, religion or gender, are provided the opportunity to continue their education while they undergo treatment.

Science for Society Prize bolsters the fight against Fake News

The Fondation Enovos awarded the 11th "Prix d'Excellence" during a special ceremony on October 28th, 2022.

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

During a ceremony on March 28th, 2023 the second annual Science for Society Prize was awarded to the Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Task Force, represented by Prof. Paul Wilmes of the University of Luxembourg.

Fondation Jeunes Scientifiques Luxembourg awarded the 2023 Science for Society Prize.

Providing emergency aid to sick refugee children in Jordan who were forced to leave their homes due to the war in Syria.