Together with its partners, the FNR (Fonds National de Recherche Luxembourg) has launched the brand new website science.lu, a central meeting place for science and the general public in Luxembourg, including children and young people.

Science.lu wants to present science and research in an exciting and surprising way. With informative yet easy and fun contents, science.lu provides information for everyone wanting to find out more about science and research in Luxembourg and, also, in the world : articles about research made in Luxembourg, events for the general public, scientific visits, videos of scientists and their work, experiments to repeat at home, and much more.

On science.lu, young people will also find useful information about the many different careers in science and even the little ones will discover science in a playful way, when they go on a scientific discovery tour together with Lizzie and Nouga, the website’s little mascots. And if any question should remain unanswered, go ahead and ask Mr Science! He too is present on science.lu with all his activities and might well be able to find an answer to all your questions.

The new website is a joint project of numerous scientific actors in Luxembourg, from major national institutions to local initiatives, wishing to make their activities further accessible to the public. Science.lu should contribute to bringing people closer to the activities, findings and results from the world of science.

Science.lu therefore also turns explicitly to all science communicators, researchers, teachers etc. with an invitation to become a part of the new website; science.lu offers everyone an opportunity to make their science dissemination projects visible and accessible to the general public.

Would you like to find out more? Then go ahead and take a look at science.lu