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Clarissa Ausilio
clarissa.ausilio@science-center.lu

IMPORTANT: Please contact descom@uni.lu first if you want to apply or if you have any questions regarding the internships!

Our mission at the Luxembourg Science Center (LSC) is the promotion of science and technology to the public and youngsters in particular. Since October 4th, 2017, we awaken curiosity and interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) by means of interactive, playful and spectacular activities. Nowadays the Science Center welcomes nearly 80.000 visitors a year, including school classes, families and groups from Luxembourg, the greater region and beyond.

By freely interacting with over 100 in-house developed and constructed hands-on exhibits, visitors discover and explore scientific phenomena, among others, in the field of mechanics, robotics, electricity and mathematics. Further, we develop and animate a multitude of science shows and workshops in various disciplines including physics, mathematics, chemistry, food and material sciences.

The Luxembourg Science Center aims to expand its educational offering in the fields of human biology and biomedicine through the project “Biomedical Mission: At the Heart of the Human Body.” As part of this project, a planetarium show entitled “Inside Your Cell!” will be developed. The main objective of this show is to make complex concepts in cell biology and genetics accessible, understandable, and engaging for audiences of all ages. Through a playful and immersive approach, the show aims to spark curiosity and demonstrate that these fields are both fascinating and accessible to everyone. We are therefore looking for a motivated intern to support us in the design of the planetarium show “Inside Your Cell!”.

The application deadline for this internship is Thursday, May 21, 2026 (included).

During this internship, the intern will have the opportunity to:

• Participate in the scientific and educational design of the show’s content
• Translate concepts in cell biology and genetics into content accessible to the general public
• Contribute to the development of the show’s storyline and narrative

• Working as a doctoral candidate in Luxembourg
• Currently enrolled in a PhD program in biology, biomedicine, life sciences, or a related field (Strong background in cell biology, genetics, or a related discipline)
• Fluent in at least 1 of the following languages: English, French, Luxembourgish, German

• Internship period: several days between June 1^st 2026 to August 1^st 2026
• min 50 hours, max 90 hours

• CV and letter of motivation
• short meeting at the Luxembourg Science Center

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