Bourgmeisterin
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #44: Gabriel Lippmann, part 2
on 30.01.2025
From getting screwed over by the Lumière brothers to winning a Nobel prize to playing match maker for Marie Curie: Gabriel Lippmann – a genius is a genius in everyting✨ Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #44: Gabriel Lippmann, part 1
on 16.01.2025
We’re continuing with the stories about Luxembourgish Nobel Prize winners: Gabriel Lippmann can proudly claim the title of one of the pioneers bagging the award in 1908 – for figuring out how to reproduce colours in photos using a special effect […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #42: Jules Hoffmann, part 2
on 27.12.2024
We're continuing with the story about Jules Hoffmann: in the late ’60s, a young technician in the Strasbourg lab caught Hoffmann’s eye. Little did he know, she’d soon become his wife, the mother of his two children, and his most trusted […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #43: Beaufort castle
on 27.12.2024
Once upon a time, nestled in the quaint countryside of Beaufort, in the mystical eastern realms of Luxembourg, lie not one, but two castles – a duo of historical wonder that will have you saying, "Medieval meets Renaissance? Sign me up!" Find out […]
Bourgmeisterin
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #44: Gabriel Lippmann, part 2
on 30.01.2025
From getting screwed over by the Lumière brothers to winning a Nobel prize to playing match maker for Marie Curie: Gabriel Lippmann – a genius is a genius in everyting✨ Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #44: Gabriel Lippmann, part 1
on 16.01.2025
We’re continuing with the stories about Luxembourgish Nobel Prize winners: Gabriel Lippmann can proudly claim the title of one of the pioneers bagging the award in 1908 – for figuring out how to reproduce colours in photos using a special effect called interference. But that’s not all. Before […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #42: Jules Hoffmann, part 2
on 27.12.2024
We're continuing with the story about Jules Hoffmann: in the late ’60s, a young technician in the Strasbourg lab caught Hoffmann’s eye. Little did he know, she’d soon become his wife, the mother of his two children, and his most trusted collaborator. Barely married, she went back to […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #43: Beaufort castle
on 27.12.2024
Once upon a time, nestled in the quaint countryside of Beaufort, in the mystical eastern realms of Luxembourg, lie not one, but two castles – a duo of historical wonder that will have you saying, "Medieval meets Renaissance? Sign me up!" Find out more at www.bourgmeisterin.com!
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #42: Jules Hoffmann, part 2
on 18.12.2024
We're continuing with the story about Jules Hoffmann: in the late ’60s, a young technician in the Strasbourg lab caught Hoffmann’s eye. Little did he know, she’d soon become his wife, the mother of his two children, and his most trusted collaborator. Barely married, she went back to […]
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Local Matters: Where to have coffee with kids
on 04.12.2024
Today on Local Matters, we explore the challenges parents face in finding family-friendly cafés in Luxembourg. Hear from Cecile, who created a new label certifying child-welcoming spaces, and visit Florence Café in the Gare area, one of the certified spots hosting an event for new moms this […]
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Local Matters: Esch's mayor Christian Weis about civic participation
on 15.11.2024
The city of Esch has introduced an online platform where citizens can easily request a meeting with a municipal officer or alderman. The initiative aims to strengthen the direct contact between the citizens and the politicians. In our interview on Local Matters, mayor Christian Weis (CSV) explains […]
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Local Matters: Passerell Asbl is crowdfunding
on 13.11.2024
Passerell Asbl is crowdfunding to keep up their contact point for women and girls. In our interview on Local Matters, campaign manager Constanze Jacquemot explains why the support is necessary.
What's Right
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What's right: super hero patientson 11.02.2025
Dr. Leandro Guimarães, a pediatric surgeon in Brazil, is turning surgery into a fun, empowering experience for children. Instead of fear, his young […]
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What's right: Juvenile crime rate droppingon 10.02.2025
In the US-state of New York, the juvenile crime rate dropped by 86% following the closure of doyens of youth prisons. Fostering alternative sentences […]
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What's right: three countries eradicate three diseaseson 06.02.2025
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What's right: Indian tiger numbers doubledon 04.02.2025
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