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Provide guidance to PhD students Disseminate results through scientific publications Prepare research proposals to attract industry partnerships as well as national and European grant projects Manage
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environment The Brain Imaging & Neuro Epidemiology group (BraINE) develops advanced methods for medical images analysis, combining computer vision, radiomics and deep learning approaches. The team has a double
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Please prepare the following documents in English: Curriculum Vitae (studies with grades, work experience, publication list) Cover letter Abstract of your thesis List of 3 referees description
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will be developing control electronics based on Arduino or Raspberry Pi and write the corresponding software, ensuring significant automation and simple user interfaces such that other researchers can
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proteomics enables the simultaneous quantification of large cytokine panels, offering high multiplexing at reduced variability and cost. In this project, we aim to develop a novel, antibody-free measurement
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, systems development experience is an asset. Hard Skills: Strong programming skills are an asset Soft Skills: Most importantly, we seek individuals who are curiosity-driven especially interested in
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of neuronal, astroglial and microglial markers in zebrafish and mouse brain samples In vivo imaging of specific brain cells in the transgenic zebrafish and mouse lines Develop phenotypic rescue assays, based
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reception. Please apply ONLINE formally through the HR system. Applications by Email will not be considered. All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply. In line with our values, the University
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The University of Luxembourg is an international research university with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM
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The Quantum Dynamics of Control (QDC) group led by Prof. Aurelia Chenu at the University of Luxembourg has an opening for a 1-year postdoc on dynamics of quantum systems and theory of measurement