Alzheimer's disease is a growing health concern, affecting two-thirds of dementia patients. Prof. Michael Heneka's MINIALZ project aims to study immune cells and neurons in the brain to better understand disease progression and develop new diagnostic tools.
Dr. Kathryn Hadler will lead Luxembourg-based ESRIC in space resources research and development, focusing on sustainable utilization. The centre aims to develop technologies for the circular economy in space and terrestrial industries.
The Luxembourg Parkinson's Study aims to understand the disease mechanism and develop better treatments through a unique approach. By including 800 patients and a control group, researchers will monitor their progress annually to find new biomarkers and test personalized therapies.
Professor Philippe Dubois has been awarded an FNR PEARL Chair to develop new sustainable composite materials from renewable resources. His goal is to replace fossil carbon with bio-composites, targeting applications in automotive and aerospace sectors.