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The SigCom research group of SnT, headed by Prof. Symeon Chatzinotas, focuses on wireless/satellite communications and networking. The research areas focus on the formulation, modeling, design, and
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research will be supervised by Prof. Christof Devriendt, head of the research group on structural integrity monitoring for offshore structures and Dr. Francisco de Nolasco, postdoctoral researcher working
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partner a professional development training program. A tuition fee scholarship for four years. Scholarships also include up to $1,500 relocation allowance. Supervisor: Prof Paul Dastoor Available
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Leibniz Association. The following position is available at the Institute subject to approval by the funding organization from October 1, 2025, for a fixed term of three years, in the program area "Next
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will be employed at Doctoral level (PhD) at the Department of Computer Science of the University of Luxembourg (UL). She/he will be supervised by Prof. Dr. Christoph Schommer and is expected to conduct
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of the Leibniz Association. The following position is available at the Institute subject to approval by the funding organization from October 1, 2025, for a fixed term of three years, in the program
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skills. Experience of working independently as well as part of a team How to apply: If you have already been accepted to start your PhD in Computation, Cognition and Language with Prof Anna Korhonen as
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Mathematics, Technomathematics, Computer Science, Engineering Informatics, Theoretical Computer Science, Physics Description Description The research group Cyber-Physical Systems of Prof. Matthias Althoff
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publish it as your PhD thesis. Your team Your WUR supervisors will be Dr. Paul Smeets and Prof. Dr. Ciarán Forde (Sensory Science and Eating Behaviour chair group). Dr. Davide Risso, external research
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Apply now Photoactivated chemotherapy (PACT) is a new form of phototherapy against cancer. In the frame of an Institute-funded programme dedicated to developing new photocages for cancer treatment