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Technology · Nov 11, 2026Connected cold: cybersecurity in Luxembourg also concerns equipmentConnected controllers make it easier to monitor refrigeration systems, but their remote access must be protected. In Luxembourg, the issue also concerns blood product storage and food businesses.↗
Basic science · Nov 11, 2026How double subduction may have accelerated the opening of the Gulf of CaliforniaGeodynamic models suggest that a reorganisation of subduction zones in the western Pacific may have helped accelerate the opening of the Gulf of California, already weakened by its tectonic history.↗
Finance · Nov 11, 2026Inclusive finance: three models vying for the prize in LuxembourgChancen International, Fundación Paraguaya and iFarmer offer three different ways to support young people: financing training based on future income, combining credit and mentoring, or supporting an agricultural business. The prize winner will be announced on 12 November at the EIB.↗
Living · Nov 11, 2026A4, Val de Hamm and buses: travel changes from 13 to 16 NovemberFrom 13 to 16 November 2026, access roads from the A4 towards Esch will be closed, and streets in Val de Hamm and part of Boulevard Patton will be closed to traffic. Diversions for buses 7, 29 and CN3 vary by route.↗
Economy · Nov 11, 2026Health insurance in Luxembourg: what the contribution increase in 2027 will changeThe health and maternity insurance contribution rate is due to rise from 5.60% to 5.85% on 1 January 2027. Here is how the increase will be shared and why it is intended to preserve the scheme’s reserve.↗
Football · Nov 11, 2026Luxembourg–Estonia: how to get to the stadium and get home after the matchTram, P+R, K shuttle or bus 18: options for getting to the Stade de Luxembourg on 13 November and, above all, the timetables to check for the journey home.↗
Nature and environment · Nov 11, 2026Marine protected areas in Europe: a boundary is not enoughThe European Union has designated nearly 14% of its marine waters as protected, but these boundaries guarantee neither appropriate restrictions nor effective management. A report by the European Court of Auditors details the gaps and obstacles.↗
Living · Nov 11, 2026Bureaux du Cœur: how offices in Toulouse provide a place to stay overnightA sofa bed, bathroom facilities and social support: in Toulouse, Bureaux du Cœur arranges temporary accommodation in business premises. The scheme requires more than an empty room.↗
AI · Nov 11, 2026Gemini 4 Carbon: what Google wants to entrust to an AI agentGoogle is making Gemini 4 Carbon available to new users, with different levels of access depending on the product. Its stated performance in coding, agentic tasks and search should be considered in light of the tests and safeguards required.↗
Basic science · Nov 11, 2026After the Higgs boson, research turns to precisionThe Standard Model found its last predicted particle in the Higgs boson. Measurements of its pair production show how physicists continue to test the theory, even without a new discovery.↗
Books · Nov 11, 2026“La grande dépossession”: what AI does in our placeIn “La grande dépossession”, Fateh Amroune and Abdu Gnaba shift the debate on AI: beyond jobs, what do we lose when we entrust it with tasks that also contribute to learning and judgement?↗
Business · Nov 11, 2026Why TSMC wants to invest up to a billion dollars in OpenAI and AnthropicTSMC plans to invest up to 500 million dollars in each of the two companies. Preferred shares in OpenAI and participation in Anthropic’s IPO: two approaches to the same bet on demand for AI.↗
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