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Liquid crystals can revolutionise many sectors, from anti-counterfeiting technologies to improving bridge health monitoring and meeting the challenges of robotic surgery. Discover the fascinating prop...

Lunar regolith is the scientific term for the loose rock found on the Moon. At ESRIC, Timon Schild's research focuses on the use of this resource for future lunar bases and space missions.

Have you ever wondered why maths makes some people anxious? Dr Mila Marinova talks about her cognitive psychology research into maths anxiety and the impact of language on the learning process.

Buckle up and embark on a journey beyond our solar system with the latest episode featuring Professor Christiane Helling, director of the Space Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences a...

From pioneering quantum communication infrastructure to hosting global events like Scynergy 2025, Luxembourg is establishing itself as a key player in the world of quantum research. In this episode, t...

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Listen to Prof. Massimo Morelli to better understand the critical role of trust in economic performance and the rise of populism; and discover how global policies and European cooperation can address ...

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**Listen to full episode :** "If you have no specification of what the program should be doing, you have no errors, you only have surprises," that's one of the things we learnt from our latest guest, Prof. Andreas Zeller, tenured faculty at CISPA and professor for Software Engineering at Saarland University. It was great to revisit software engineering in more depth, focusing on testing and fuzzing and not forgetting the importance of documentation in programming. A must-listen for everyone! Prof. Andreas Zeller's expertise and engaging storytelling make for an enlightening experience that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the intricacies of software development. USEFUL LINKS More about Prof. Andreas Zeller - https://cispa.de/en/people/zeller CISPA - https://www.cispa.saarland Saarland University - https://saarland-informatics-campus.de/en/ RELATED EPISODES Software Engineering with Prof. Jordi Cabot

Have you ever heard of La Doume money in France or the Beki currency in Luxembourg? Both are local currencies, monetary systems created within a community to encourage local spending and stimulate eco...

Our latest guest, Prof. Jan Lagerwall from University of Luxembourg, knew how to catch our interest - he brought some samples to the studio. So this episode is not only a discussion about soft matter ...

Dalam diskusi podcast bersama Hanna Siemaszko (SciLux Podcast), Prof. Mike S. Schäfer—pakar komunikasi sains dari Universitas Zürich—menawarkan refleksi mendalam mengenai kritis dan kemungkinan dalam hubungan antara sains dan masyarakat. Ia mengawali percakapan dengan membahas peran komunikator sebagai perantara (intermediary), bukan sekadar penerjemah pasif dari pengetahuan ilmiah. Komunikator yang baik, menurutnya, harus memiliki kemampuan untuk menjembatani dua arah komunikasi: dari sains ke masyarakat dan sebaliknya, serta mampu memfasilitasi dialog yang memperhitungkan kekhawatiran, konteks sosial, dan tingkat pengetahuan audiens secara beragam.