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Join us on 19th March 2026 for the first Young Women’s Conference Luxembourg - a day of STEM talks, activities and career panels

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More about YWC

  • "Young Women’s Conference Luxembourg" aims to inspire and encourage young women (aged 12-19) to consider careers in STEM fields by providing direct engagement with professionals, hands-on experiences and interactive career panels.

  • The event, planned as a one-day experience on 19th March 2026 at the Belval campus, will include an engaging and interactive format featuring two inspirational keynote speeches, exhibitors, booths, career panels and a living library where young participants take the lead. We are also planning to provide language support through interpreters and structuring career panels in multiple languages.

  • YWC Luxembourg is for girls and young women who are 12-19 years old.

  • If you are a teacher, register your school/student class.

    If you are involved in STEM, you can be an exhibitor or panelist.

    Check details in the Registration tab.

  • YWC Luxembourg is going to take place in Belval Campus, Esch-Sur-Alzette.

Agenda

Registration

Welcome (in the Auditorium of Maison du Savoir)

Keynotes by Sophie Nuber and Renée Schroeder

Booths, Career panels and Living library

Lunch

Booths, Career panels and Living library

09:00-09:50

10:00-10:10

10:10-11:00

11:15-12:30

12:30-13:30

13:30-16:00

Keynote speakers

  • Sophie is internationally recognised for her paleo-climate research and her novel approaches in researching climate change with diverse interdisciplinary working groups.

    Sophie also communicates science through podcasts and professional art projects, collaborating with artists, educators, and schools worldwide.

  • For over 30 years, Renée Schroeder has been strongly committed to the Public Understanding of Science and the promotion of women in science.

    Renée Schroeder’s research focused on the functional and structural aspects of non-coding RNAs and on the role and mechanism of proteins exhibiting RNA chaperone activity.

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