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•Full-time, 40 hours/week •Department: Urban Development and Mobility (UDM)•Work location: Belval (Luxembourg)•Expected start date : between September 1st, 2025 and November 1st, 2025•Deadline: 15th
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photopolymerization of the precursor. The practical work will be complemented by fluid mechanics computer simulations, including solutions employing machine learning, and theoretical analysis using Leslie-Ericksen
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expected to publish in peer-reviewed scientific journals and present his/her work at international scientific conferences. The individual will be part of the Institute for Lifespan Development, Family and
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Attachment to Mobility Cultures: A Cross-border Approach•Ref: 25-20•3 years (36 months) fixed-term employment contract at LISER•Full-time, 40 hours/week •Department: Urban Development and Mobility (UDM)•Work
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We are looking for a doctoral candidate with a strong computational, engineering, data scientific or machine learning background that is keen to work in an interdisciplinary environment and open to
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for democracy, for people’s safety and the proper functioning of public (e.g., hospitals) and private institutions (e.g., banks). Effective cybersecurity requires expertise both in social and in technical domains
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triggering and exacerbating disease processes. Within MICRO-PATH, the Systems Ecology group at the LCSB has an immediate opening for a highly motivated and talented doctoral candidate to work on the resolution
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Trade Economics. The thesis work will be undertaken at the University of Luxembourg. The suggested theme of the PhD is Quantitative Urban and/or Trade Economics. The candidate is, however, welcome to
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procedure law, ideally in connection with its European, international and interdisciplinary aspects. The doctoral researcher will be working under the supervision of Professor Stefan Braum. The thesis work
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Applications for a doctoral position are invited in the research project “Daily Affect Dynamics in Very Old Age Across Time: The Role of Vulnerabilities But Also Strengths” (PI: Anna Kornadt) funded