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Registration is now open for the 2023 edition of Partnership Day. Join us at the European Convention Center for an afternoon of discussions, demos, guided tours and networking.
Partnership Day is an invitation-only event that aims to foster collaboration and innovation between partners and researchers at the University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust.
The Programme
- 13:45 - Introductory talks by:
- Xavier Bettel – Luxembourg Prime Minister
- Jens Kreisel – Rector of the University of Luxembourg
- Björn Ottersten – Director of SnT
- 14:30 - Keynote speaker
- 15:00 - Flashtalks: 5 x 5-minute talks that capture the range of industry-leading research ongoing at SnT
- Junaid Ur Rehman – Quantum Communications Infrastructure in Luxembourg
- Flor de Guadalupe Ortiz Gomez – Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Satellite Communications with SES
- Mohammad Alaee – Indoor Radar Sensing with IEE
- Cedric Lothritz – LuxemBERT Language Model with BGL BNP Paribas
- Tamara Roth – Use of Digital Identities with the Luxembourgish Ministry for Digitalisation
- 15:45 - Demo tours: Take a tour around our range of research demonstrations to discover our achievements and breakthroughs in FinTech, Space, Cybersecurity, and more!
- 16:00 - Networking, food and drinks
The previous edition
About Partnership Day
The Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) at the University of Luxembourg is a research institution specialised in ICT. Our researchers conduct long-term research and demand-driven collaborative projects with local and international partners, as well as the public sector.
Our Partnership Programme is the heart of our activity at SnT. The work we achieve in collaboration with our partner organisations helps to establish Luxembourg as a centre of excellence and innovation within Europe in the field of secure, reliable and trustworthy ICT systems and services.
Held annually, our Partnership Day is a chance for us to thank our partners, showcase our research outcomes, as well as discuss key trends and issues in ICT.
Photography
Participants are hereby informed that they are likely to appear in photographs and videos taken at the event. These are intended to be published by SnT and the University of Luxembourg in print and/or digital/social media. If you do not wish to be photographed, please alert the organisers and the photographer.
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