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organizational support for the professorship Project-related and independent research at the interface of education and social work Application for and organisation of third-party funding Publications in peer
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and programming skills (Python preferred). Excellent written and verbal communication in English. Passion for exploring the frontiers of condensed matter physics. What We Offer · Pioneering
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-CHANGE is an interdisciplinary research program aimed at enhancing neurological health resilience in the face of global change through a One Health approach. By collaborating with Luxembourgish and
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/ NiFi/ Knime, Programming in Python and SQL. Experience with version control systems (Git, CI/CD); Java/Scala is a plus. Familiarity with containerisation and orchestration like Docker and Kubernetes
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) developing models forecasting influenza epidemics accounting for epidemic dynamics by age groups. Successful applicants will be supervised by Prof Simon Cauchemez . They will collaborate with other members
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academic and professional qualifications Proven research experience in the field of modelling and analysis of biological networks Solid foundation in mathematics and algorithmic design Strong programming
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analysis of biomedical data and bioscientific programming for a project on the study of neurological disorders. The candidate should have experience in the analysis of large-scale biomedical data (e.g
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found on hpc.uni.lu . The activities include classical HPC applications such as simulation and modeling, but also artificial intelligence and machine learning, bridging computational science, with data
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researchers and MDs and conduct research protocols applicable to humans with clinicians as co-investigators. The Institute, together with a Parisian hospital, has been selected by the French government
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Lomet, Research Engineer in AI at LIAD, CEA Saclay · Marianne Clausel (University of Lorraine), scientific lead of the national PEPR causali-t-ai program, · Myriam Tami, Associate Professor