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

25 Mar

Sports medicine conference : current recommendations for muscle strengthening in young athletes

Francois Delvaux, PT, PhD 25.03.2026 Loc. A (17.30-18.30) ORGANISATION › sportkine.lu Place: Centre National Sportif et Culturel d’Coque, 2, rue Léon Hengen, L-1745 Luxembourg Link to the full programme of conferences organised by the Luxembourg Academy of Medicine, Physiotherapy & Science in Sports
24 Apr

6th ReFORM Symposium

The 6th ReFORM Network Symposium will be held on April 24, 2026, at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. This new edition will bring together researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, international federations, and field practitioners to address a key issue: How can we effectively educate and implement prevention strategies for athletes? In line with previous editions, the symposium aims to strengthen the links between research, clinical practice, and implementation by highlighting approaches based on scientific data and adapted to the realities in the field. The scientific program will address, in particular: prevention and education in different groups of athletes (young people, female athletes, para-athletes, elite athletes), mental health and awareness strategies,simple tools that can be applied in everyday practice,the challenges of implementation as seen by international federations,the role of technology and artificial intelligence in prevention. https://reform-sportscimed.org/event/6e-symposium-reform/

LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES

Highlights from a very inspiring congress!

Congratulations to the organizers of the SFERHE congress (https://sferhe2026.eventmaker.io) for delivering such a high-quality scientific event and creating a space for meaningful discussions.

The Luxembourg Institute of Research in Orthopedics, Sports Medicine and Science was actively involved throughout the congress across several activities.

Scientific contributions: two engineers from the Human Motion Lab, Camille Wojtylka and Andreas TAMANG presented their work through posters focusing on clinical case studies:- The rehabilitation management of a Paralympic athlete with a neurological condition- Gait analysis in a child with a rare bone disease Workshop – Functional Therapy & Motion Analysis.

They also led a workshop in collaboration with colleagues from Nancy (IRR-UGECAM-NE), Pr.Christian Beyaert and Stella ZOGRAFOU dedicated to functional therapy and motion analysis.This session was an opportunity to present a trunk rehabilitation protocol developed with Paralympic athlete Amsal Redzpovic, highlighting how biomechanical analysis can support clinical decision-making and rehabilitation strategies.

The programme for the Luxembourg Research Day for Health, Medicine and Science in Sports is out

2026 Academy lectures calendar is online

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