Luxembourg Institute of Research
in Orthopedics, Sports Medicine and Science

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Bridge builder between research, clinical practice and sports.

We deliver scientific, economic and societal value for Luxembourg by performing research and development in the fields of sports medicine, sports science, sports surgery and sports rehabilitation, summarized as sports-related research.

UPCOMING EVENTS

26 Feb

Roundtable biomechanics in sports

You are cordially invited to our upcoming roundtable on 26 February at 17:30 in the amphitheatre of “d’Coque”. The event is free to attend and registration is not required. Please note that there will be no livestream for this lecture. Join us for an inspiring roundtable discussion on biomechanics in sports, where experts from LIHPS and LIROMS will come together to share cutting-edge knowledge and practical insights. Our panel features Tiago Neto, PhD, PT, Paul Gette, BA, Charles Funk, MSc, Sports Sci, and Jennifer Fayad, PhD, who will share their expertise in using biomechanics to enhance performance, prevent injuries, and improve the return-to-sport process for injured athletes. This is a unique opportunity for athletes, coaches, sports scientists, physiotherapists, and medical professionals to understand how biomechanics can benefit their daily work and activities, while discovering what has been developed in Luxembourg to support high-performance athletes. The discussion will be moderated by Prof. Jan Cabri, PhD, PT, and Jerome Pauls, MSc, PT, ensuring a dynamic and engaging conversation. Don’t miss this chance to gain valuable knowledge and connect with leading experts in the field!
15 May
17 May

40th Annual Congress of the GOTS

More information: https://gots-kongress.org/

LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES

2025 Academie Programme

Programme of the 2025 sports science lectures is online

We are proud to present this year’s calendar of sports medicine, sports physiotherapy and sports science lectures, in collaboration with our partners the Luxembourg Institute for Hight Performance in Sports (LIHPS), the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg (CHL), the Comité Olympique et Sportif Luxembourgeois (COSL), the Société Luxembourgeoise de Kinésithérapie du Sport (SLKS), the Société Luxembourgeoise de la Médecine du Sport (SLMS) and the Ministry of Sport (MSP).

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Link to the programme

Welcome to our new collaborator !

Methods for recording and reporting of epidemiological data in tennis: ReFORM synthesis of the International Olympic Committee Consensus Statement