A new academy advancing science and arts in Luxembourg and beyond.
Founded in 2024, LASA brings together researchers, artists and public intellectuals to advise, collaborate and inspire.
Founded in 2024, the Luxembourg Academy of Sciences and Arts (LASA) is an independent academy bringing together leaders from science, the arts, and the humanities. LASA aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and to provide evidence-based advice to support public life in Luxembourg.
The Academy supports collaborative projects, public programming, and advisory activities that bridge artistic creativity and scientific inquiry.
LASA is committed to openness, excellence, and participation — serving both national priorities and international exchange.
The Ministry of State and the Ministry of Culture launch a call for candidatures for a musical composition to be premiered at the official National Day ceremony on 23 June 2026.
Read more →On Rare Disease Day, Luxembourg highlights the challenges of rare diseases for the 30,000 people affected, and outlines actions under the second National Rare Disease Plan (2025–2029).
Read more →The Ministry of the Economy, the FNR and Luxinnovation launch a joint R&D call to accelerate innovation in Data, AI and Quantum Technologies through public-private partnerships.
Read more →Three calls are launched: support for music festivals, acquisition of artworks from galleries, and publication support for professional art galleries in Luxembourg.
Read more →Over 300 participants gathered at the Chamber of Commerce to translate the EU AI Act into operational practice, with Minister Margue and Dr. Lucilla Sioli of the EU AI Office.
Read more →The Academy received a message of support from Nobel Laureate Prof. Aaron Ciechanover, who wished the institution every success in its important mission of promoting excellence in science and the arts.
Read more →LASA focuses on areas where science and the arts meet public life, education and policy.
Promoting research, interdisciplinarity and innovation.
Supporting artistic practice and cultural exchange.
Providing evidence-based recommendations to decision-makers.
Engaging students and teachers through outreach and resources.
Open calls and collaborative opportunities to connect researchers and artists.
LASA invites proposals for collaborative projects that combine scientific research and artistic practice. Selected projects will receive mentorship and seed support.
Learn moreLASA collaborates with national and international institutions.