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A post-doctoral position in human population genomics is opening in our lab to work on the POPGEN project. The POPGEN project is a pilot research project developed in the framework of the French
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Postdoctoral position: Developing a human lymphoid organ-on-chip to evaluate candidate mRNA vaccines
A post-doctoral position is available to develop a 3D model of a human lymph node and apply this model to preclinical vaccine evaluation. The successful applicant will join the team of Lisa
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The candidate will be in charge of developing clonal patient-derived organoid (PDO) models from resections. The candidate will be in charge of developing clonal patient-derived organoid (PDO) models
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fellowship program aiming at attracting talented scientists to develop their two-year project in Breton laboratories. See full details here: https://bienvenue.bretagne.bzh/funding-opportunities/bienvenue
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-quality training and learning materials, and a sustainable plan. FSTM's main tasks are to contribute to the definition of the body of knowledge and competencies, assist in developing the skill tree used as
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this initiative, the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) at the University of Luxembourg plays a leading role in developing AI training programmes, coordinating talent development activities, and
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developed so far to more general geometric settings, including discontinuous coefficients, obstacles with Dirichlet or Neumann boundary conditions, and possibly manifolds. Details on the scientific project
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generally to develop new distributed edge services. The successful candidate is expected to evaluate metrics such as latency, throughput, availability, and resilience in different applications scenarios
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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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history. In this role, you will help us achieve Impresso's goal to link historical newspaper and radio collections and to develop novel interfaces to enable their exploratory and computational analysis