About the Academy

About the Luxembourg Academy of Sciences and Arts

An independent, non-profit scholarly association based in Luxembourg, creating connections across science, technology, the arts, humanities and education.

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Our Identity

Established in 2024 and registered in Luxembourg as an association sans but lucratif (asbl), the Luxembourg Academy of Sciences and Arts (LASA) provides an independent platform for scholarship, creativity and responsible international exchange.

LASA brings together scholars, researchers, artists, educators and institutions across disciplinary, institutional and geographic boundaries. It encourages the exchange of knowledge while respecting academic integrity, cultural diversity and the independence of participating individuals and organisations.

Our Mission

LASA seeks to advance interdisciplinary dialogue, strengthen the communication of knowledge and encourage constructive cooperation between academic, scientific, artistic, educational and cultural communities.

The Academy is particularly interested in questions that cannot be understood through a single discipline, including health and ageing, science and society, emerging technologies, digital education, cultural heritage, creativity and the development of younger generations.

LASA gives priority to activities with a clear academic or cultural purpose, appropriately qualified contributors, accurate public communication and realistic outcomes.

Areas of Focus

Science, Health and Technology
Arts, Culture and Heritage
Youth, Education and Emerging Talent
Interdisciplinary Dialogue and International Cooperation

How LASA Advances Its Mission

Organising and supporting academic and cultural activities
Publishing Academy Perspectives and research communication
Administering Registered Research Initiatives and maintaining institutional records
Developing invitation-based membership and responsible institutional cooperation

A European Base, an International Outlook

Based in Luxembourg, LASA operates in a multilingual and internationally connected European environment. This setting supports dialogue across regions while allowing the Academy to maintain its independent institutional and intellectual identity.

LASA welcomes responsible engagement with scholars, artists, educators and organisations across Europe and the wider world. International cooperation is understood as a process of mutual contribution, respect for local knowledge and clearly defined responsibilities.

The Academy seeks to develop substantive relationships rather than accumulate ceremonial partnerships or unsupported institutional claims.

Institutional Principles

Independence

LASA develops its institutional decisions and public communications through its own governance arrangements.

Academic Integrity

Evidence, authorship, professional roles and institutional relationships should be represented accurately.

Openness

LASA encourages dialogue across disciplines, regions and diverse intellectual and cultural traditions.

Responsible Development

The Academy develops step by step, with attention to quality, transparency and long-term sustainability.

Institutional Status

Institutional status: LASA is a private, independent non-profit scholarly association registered in Luxembourg. It is not a national academy, government body, public authority or institution of the European Union.