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The Mathematics department at the University of Luxembourg currently has openings for up to 4 PhD positions in the following areas: - Algebraic geometry, - Geometry, - Mathematical aspects of computer science
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the genetic factors influencing changes in brain structures, using brain imaging, computational and statistical methods of network science. Project Aim: The aim of the project is to uncover the complex
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. select 'PhD Electrical and Electronic Engineering (full time)' as the programme of study You will then need to provide the following information in the ‘Further Details’ section: a ‘Personal Statement
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Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft within the Reinhart-Koselleck programme for innovative high risk-high gain research. Requirements: university degree in chemistry or physics and profound knowledge in
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the Reinhart-Koselleck programme for innovative high risk-high gain research. Requirements: university degree in chemistry or physics and profound knowledge in computational and theoretical physics/chemistry
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Engineering (full time)' as the programme of study You will then need to provide the following information in the ‘Further Details’ section: a ‘Personal Statement’ (this is a mandatory field) – Use this
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PhD project (such as Electrical Engineering or Computer Science) is our standard entry, however we place value on prior experience, enthusiasm for research, and the ability to think and work
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for individuals living with multiple long-term conditions known as multimorbidity, and may lead to unnecessary polypharmacy. This PhD studentship aims to develop a Bayesian modelling framework to identify clusters
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/2025.03.02.641062 Your Profile The successful applicant should hold a master's degree or equivalent qualification in computer science, statistics, mathematics, physics, and/or engineering, or a degree in biological science
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as Aeronautic and Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Product Design and Engineering (a minimum honours degree at UK first or upper second-class level). Experience in computational modelling