62 embedded-system "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "Kiel University" Postdoctoral positions in Luxembourg
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We offer an attractive research associate position in the context of the project M etamo rphic Secur ity T esting A ssisted by L LMs (MORTAL), which is supported by the Competence Hub in Research in
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The FACTS project is a successfully funded applied research project developing a new generation of compact, fast thermal sensing devices for demanding industrial and research environments. The work
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The successful candidate is expected to assume a leading role in defining, acquiring, managing, and scientifically contributing to projects in Robotic Manipulation for Space Robotics. The candidate
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of young people. In Luxembourg’s highly diverse society, there is an urgent need to understand how social background shapes life chances: your work will speak directly to that. You will also help design and
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genomic graphs. The project will also deliver efficient algorithms to train these models under budget and time constraints, facilitating flexible adoption of the methods. The project is carried out in close
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by us to provide a reference letter Early application is highly encouraged, as the applications will be processed upon reception. To ensure full consideration, candidates should apply ONLINE formally
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configurational and chemical space, paving the way for general-purpose MLFFs that are both accurate and reliable across diverse chemical systems. The postdoctoral researcher will work closely with Dr. Igor
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The Medical Team of the faculty is in a constant development. Our research initiative, in collaboration with clinical partners, is thriving as we explore the effects of fasting and caloric
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-relevant models and unique patient-derived tissue cohorts from colorectal cancer. The aim is to dissect the tumor “ecosystem” with a particular emphasis on epithelial cells, cancer-associated fibroblasts and
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, the project will expand our view on the functional role of the human microbiome in health and disease. This project is funded by the FNR (National Research Fund) and carried out in collaboration with Prof. Paul