Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Data protection regulations safeguard our fundamental human right to privacy. Our interdisciplinary teams conduct research in topics such as sociotechnical cybersecurity, e-government systems and software testing, to ensure technology meets the highest standards of security and regulatory compliance.
Fake news plays a big role in our work. In our research, we hypothesise that fake news actually spreads differently than genuine news. We believe that our model of Luxembourg’s Twitter community will demonstrate this is the case.
This research will lay the technological foundations for an app that will help keep cardiovascular patients safe during the COVID-19 crisis.
The supercomputer’s vast computing power and storage capacities were used for enabling and accelerating COVID-19 research in the areas of biomedical and life sciences, ICT and material sciences.
Maintaining physical distance in public areas is a crucial element to help stem the spread of the disease, and yet it is challenging to monitor where and when it is being implemented effectively.
Each year, software engineers spend over half of their time testing and fixing their software. In terms of financial commitment, this means that economies around the globe allocate billions — even trillions — in resources
What if you could send and receive money as easily as an email? No more reading off your IBAN, or memorising the back of your credit cards.
