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role within an entity/unit of excellence. …AND THAT’S NOT ALL ! You may also be interested in other things in addition to your main role: A cutting-edge research ecosystem, dedicated to issues of major
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Description of the offer : The main objective of this PhD thesis is to unravel the microscopic mechanisms by which the hydrogen affects the properties of intermetallic magnets. To achieve this goal
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contribute to the development of the Institute’s academic programs, mainly aimed at master's students, but also for bachelor's degrees, on-the-job training and MOOCs. The applicant will participate in
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the interaction between network exposure and resource allocation. In this context, your main focus will be to: - Investigate network exposure mechanisms related to 5G core network functions and network
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both spoken and written is required The candidat must have a Master (M2) of data science, computer science, applied mathematics The position is available starting from October. Salary according
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summary of your Master's thesis, along with transcripts of your Master 1 and Master 2 grades (4 ) contact information for at least 2 referees; recommendation letters should be sent directly to Cornelia
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information about the position please contact: Prof. Denis SCUTO Your profile Master's degree in Digital History, Data Science, Historical Migration Studies, Digital Humanities, or a related discipline Proven
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Cognitve Sciences and more specifically the Institute of Health and Behaviour. The person will work under the supervision of Dr. Andreia Costa, Principal Investigator of the project "Bridging Gaps
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research and soft robotics development. PhD project The PhD project will focus on the technical aspects of simulating the physics of the Drosophila larva body. The primary objectives include: Developing a
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of the institute See https://cognitiveageing.uni.lu/ for the work of the group. For further information, please contact Prof. Anja Leist () Your profile Master degree in Neuropsychology, Epidemiology, Public Health