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    Discover our country’s vibrant research and innovation ecosystem

    The specificities of Luxembourg’s research and innovation ecosystem and the manifold opportunities it holds for researchers from all over the world are well covered by Research Luxembourg, a joint initiative of the main actors in Luxembourg’s public research. Learn more about the national research priority areas, Luxembourg’s extensive research infrastructures, its broad range of national funding programmes etc.



    About the EURAXESS Luxembourg Network

    EURAXESS Luxembourg is located at the University of Luxembourg and acts as the coordinating body of the EURAXESS network on a national level (so-called “EURAXESS National Organisation (ENO)”/ “Bridgehead Organisation (BHO)”). Its National Coordinator contributes to EURAXESS’ mission through the (co-)organisation of national events for early-career researchers, the collaboration in EURAXESS Horizon projects supporting researcher career development and in the COST Cross-Cutting Activity on career development for young researchers. Working on the ERA Structural Policy 4 on research careers for Luxembourg and organising information sessions for member institutions of the national network on EU instruments to support researcher careers like the HR Excellence in Research Award and RESAVER are other activities within the area of responsibility of the Coordinator.

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    How to benefit from the EURAXESS Luxembourg network? 

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  • 43 countries in Europe and beyond, that is the current spread of the EURAXESS – Researchers in motion network. To learn which countries are part of our network, take a look at the National Portals section of this website.

    At global level EURAXESS is extended by nine poles, defined by national, regional or continental boundaries, which form EURAXESS Worldwide, namely: EURAXESS Africa, ASEAN, Australia and New Zealand, China, Japan, South Korea, North America, Latin America and the Caribbean. All EURAXESS entities are united by one mission: supporting early-career researchers in their career development as well as in their geographical mobility to and within the European Research Area.

    We achieve this mission through a dual approach

    Providing direct services to researchers and services to organisations looking to establish, complement or enhance the support they provide to researchers. Besides research performing organisations, funding and innovation agencies, cross-institutional welcome desks, PhD/postdoc support entities of university alliances etc. can benefit of what EURAXESS offers free of charge. Their representatives at institutional level (like career advisors, doctoral training and postdoc officers, research managers, welcome officers, staff coordinating guest researcher programmes just to name a few) are welcome to create an account on the EURAXESS portal  and to stay tuned with EURAXESS’ communication channels, like EURAXESS Luxembourg’s LinkedIn not to miss webinars, best practice sharing forums and new career development resources potentially relevant for their work.

    All EURAXESS Career Development resources are available online

    To access them no EURAXESS membership is needed. Some offers, like participation in EURAXESS Group Study Visits (on-site/online best practice exchange events) however require a free of charge membership. The Career Development link collection on this website has been compiled to guide you best possible to resources you might find helpful.

    You see: members of our network give support at many levels and in various ways

    To provide you with a clearer vision of EURAXESS and its added value for the European Research Area, our portrait series Inside EURAXESS gives the floor to colleagues across the globe. They provide insights into their day-to-day work and share their perception of what makes the strength of EURAXESS…