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 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.

The Fondation Jacqueline NOEL grants merit-based scholarships for students pursuing Masters or Doctorate studies in Europe, and in the fields of Economics or International Development.

Togo's population faces major disparities in energy access between urban and rural areas. While 74% of urban residents enjoy relatively stable access to energy, just 5% of the rural population has the same chance. The Mangrove Foundation supports the distribution of equipment in rural areas that provides sustainable and cost-efficient energy.

The Wild Flowers Foundation supports socio-environmental initiatives to provide training, awareness and legal support to grassroots communities and organizations in Amazonia, Brazil.

In the province of Holguin, Cuba, the Mangrove Foundation supports an initiative that improves the treatment process for drinking water and increases its availability in rural areas.

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

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