EATRIS Luxembourg

Building on its original 2008 “Health Sciences and Technologies Action Plan”, the Luxembourg government recently published its “National Research Priorities” and its “National Research and Innovation Strategy for 2030, aiming to further refine the general framework enabling the development of the country’s research ecosystem.

The national strategy over the next decade, as delineated in these documents, seeks to reaffirm Luxembourg’s position as a national and international centre of translational medicine. This will be achieved through increased data sharing, data integration, patient-centric and clinical research, as well as by fostering strong international collaborations.

Today, Luxembourg’s biomedical research sector includes a biobank, several public research institutes and a national health laboratory, all of which are internationally recognized within their field

 

These are the institutes that are part of the EATRIS Luxembourg node:

Find out more by selecting an institute from the interactive map or dropdown menu.

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Integrated BioBank of Luxembourg (IBBL)

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Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB)

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Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH)

The Luxembourgish public research environment supported the development and implementation of various translational projects and infrastructures.

Translational infrastructures:

  1. Luxinnovation, an innovation Agency, empowering companies -> Discover more
  2. Personalised Medicine Consortium (PMC) -> Discover more
  3. Research Luxembourg, a joint initiative of the main actors in Luxembourg public research -> Discover more

Translational  projects:

  1. Predicting the Severity of Covid-19 Infection study (Predi-COVID) -> Discover more
  2. The National Centre of Excellence in Research on Parkinson’s disease (NCER PD) -> Discover more
  3. Demence Prevention Program (PDP) -> Discover more
  4. integrating immune strategies in Translational Research in Oncology and Neurology (i2TRON) -> Discover more
  5. Orchestra -> Discover more

For any news related to the Luxembourg research landscape, please click on the below-listed website:

European Digital Medicine Conference Luxembourg 2022

digital healthLCSBUniversity of Luxembourg

EATRIS Luxembourg is the recipient of the EATRIS Node Reward

Each year EATRIS awards three nodes with a Node Reward, that signifies their commitment to supporting EATRIS goals. Find out more about other recipents, criteria and more.

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Jean-Claude Milmeister

Governor of Luxembourg
Board of Governors

Frank Glod

National Director of Luxembourg
Board of National Directors

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