The FNR is inviting all researchers in Luxembourg to ‘go back to school’ and inspire the next generation of researchers! ‘Researchers at School’ is your chance to interact and motivate future generations, and share the passion that got you into research in the first place. The 2025 edition takes place from Monday, 17 – Friday, 21 March. List of remaining sessions available below.
Remaining sessions
If you see a session you would like to join, please email chercheursecole@fnr.lu with the following information: name + surname, institution, position, email + phone, scientific domain, and spoken languages.
TUESDAY 18 MARCH 2025
- Lycée des Arts et Métiers (LAM) – Site Limpertsberg (7:55-9:35) (3eGSN)
Requested scientific domain by teacher: Natural Sciences, Environmental Sciences
Requested language for the talk: LU, DE
-> 1 spot available
- THURSDAY 20 MARCH 2025
- Lycée Technique du Centre (LTC) 12:55-14:35 (3eGSN)
Requested scientific domain by teacher: Natural Sciences
Requested language for the talk: FR
-> 2 spots available
- FRIDAY 21 MARCH 2025
- Lycée Ermesinde (LEM) 08:10-9:40 (5eC – 5e classique, cycle inférieur)
Requested scientific domain by teacher: Natural Sciences, Math/Phys/Mat. Sciences
Requested language for the talk: LU, DE
-> 1 spot available
About Researchers at School
The FNR is organising these get-togethers between local researchers (having obtained or preparing their PhDs) and secondary school students for the 14th year now and success doesn’t diminish, on the contrary! (+/- 70 sessions on average over the last years).
Researchers of all scientific disciplines can describe the pupils their life as a researcher: from their beginnings as a student, to their motivation for one or the other scientific discipline, first steps in their professional lives, career challenges and opportunities.
It shouldn’t be a scientific talk- more a personal interaction. For the teenagers, this is the perfect opportunity to ask them all the questions they have in mind and to receive information on the advantages and also the possible disadvantages of being a scientist.
First time?
Have a look at our ‘Researchers at School’, or discover several experiences and insights from researchers who took part in 2019 & 2018