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For many serious diseases, the newest treatments only exist in clinical trials.

The Luxembourg Research Clinic unites the University of Luxembourg, the Luxembourg Institute of Health and 4 major hospitals, so patients will have the same access as in Berlin or Paris.

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His example was the phone in your pocket: follow its directions long enough, and you stop knowing where you are going. His daily rule: one hour with a book, one hour of exercise, only one hour on the phone. "The third one I unfortunately fail on quite frequently."

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"Remember to use it as an instrument, not as your brain."

Alexander Stubb, President of Finland, on AI, speaking to our students on Belval Campus during his state visit to Luxembourg.

His fear: AI becoming "a replacement to your analytical skills".

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Belval's coffee day, in short: first espresso at 06:30, last cup around 22:00 by an old spring in the park, and somewhere in between, a pastry nobody planned on. Happy International Coffee Day ☕

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🌿 Prof. Anupam Sengupta: quantum effects may play a role in how plants use sunlight so efficiently. 🤖 Rick Schneider, Helical: in work with Pfizer, AI identified significantly more patients at risk. 🔒 Shekoufeh Gorgi Zadeh: AI still makes mistakes, so regulation keeps science trustworthy.

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Quantum sensors are built to pick up signals too faint for conventional instruments. In medicine, that could mean spotting a disease long before the first symptom.

That was the focus of the latest #Quantum & #AI Breakfast by the University of Luxembourg and the Luxembourg AI Factory.

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Around the round table:

→ Jean-Philippe Arie (Luxinnovation)
→ Anupam Sengupta (Uni.lu)
→ Rick Schneider (Helical)
→ Shekoufeh Gorgi Zadeh (Uni.lu)

Closing by Simone Niclou, Vice-Rector for Research, Uni.lu.

Moderated by Jim Kent (KentMedia).

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Anupam Sengupta (Uni.lu) will present:

"Biology through a quantum lens: opportunities, challenges, and AI in physics-informed biomedicine"

From molecular dynamics to predictive disease modelling, clinical diagnostics and decision support.

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Quantum technologies and AI are opening new possibilities for healthcare: diagnostics, drug discovery, personalised care, more efficient health systems. The third breakfast asks how their convergence can support faster insights, more accurate predictions, better delivery.

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The second edition of the Quantum & AI Breakfasts opened with logistics in June and sustainability in July. On Friday 18 September, the conversation moves to health. 🧵

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Three questions psychology is now asked to answer: how early adversity shapes mental health, how AI changes the way we think and decide, and what makes people act on climate change.

Not questions for psychologists alone. They decide how societies function. And #uni_lu works on all three. 🧵

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"Studies of reusing concrete show roughly 80 to 95% lower upfront embodied carbon than equivalent new systems, but we must demonstrate the structural safety for the next decades." Prof. Bertola

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