April 2022 ISSUE #52

	Luxembourg to set up health technologies campus The campus, which is expected to open its doors in 2024, will be dedicated to digital health and personalised medicine. Read more
	University of Luxembourg to set up first testbed for quantum communication The University of Luxembourg will develop the Luxembourg Quantum Communication Infrastructure Laboratory (LUQCIA). The national testbed will take Luxembourg's cybersecurity expertise to the next level. Read more
	Five candidates selected for space resources start-up programme In April 2022, the European Space Resources Innovation Centre (ESRIC) will welcome the participants in the first edition of its start-up support programme. Read more
	Sang Noir: Targeting the Asian market from Luxembourg One product line of cosmetics and another one of clothing: with Luxembourg as its launch pad, Sang Noir has made a name for itself. The company has even attracted the interest of major international distribution groups. Read more
	New University Chair in energy process engineering appointed Professor Ladewig has been appointed Paul Wurth Chair in Energy Process Engineering at the University of Luxembourg on advanced materials and systems for hydrogen technologies. Read more
	Research Luxembourg launches open innovation collaborative platform Luxembourg’s public research community is characterised by a spirit of agility and cooperation. Its most recent initiative aimed at facilitating the partnerships and technology transfer is the launch of a digital platform for open innovation. Read more

Luxembourg is largely underestimated in terms of the quality of support for start-ups. The country provides a very efficient welcome offered by the ministries, the Chamber of Commerce and Luxinnovation.

Stéphane Tihal, founder and manager, Sang Noir

Luxembourg is the 6th happiest country in the world

Luxembourg gains two places compared to 2021 and ranks 6th among the world’s happiest countries.

Luxembourg has the lowest gender pay gap in the EU

With a gender pay gap between men and women of 0.7%, Luxembourg comes out on top among the EU member states.

Luxembourg living

Egyptian business analyst Noha Bayoumi found a new home in Luxembourg, an attractive job at CHAMP and a great work-life balance. She is part of the international talent pool of Luxembourg.