43 computer-science-programming-languages-"The-University-of-Akureyri" PhD positions at University of Luxembourg
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Applications should include: Curriculum Vitae including a list of publications or manuscripts in preparation (if applicable) and details of MSc training Cover letter Copies of degree certificates and statement of courses and marks (“relevé de notes”) Early application is highly encouraged, as...
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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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Qualification: The candidate should possess a MSc. Degree or equivalent in Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields. Experience: The ideal candidate should have some knowledge and experience
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Qualification: Master in Computer Science and/or Cybersecurity or equivalent degrees with expertise in at least one of the above areas (dependability, real-time systems, operating systems
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cybersecurity allowing thus to validate and receive feedback from on-the-field cybersecurity practitioners. As generative AI (GenAI) platforms and large language models (LLMs) are increasingly integrated
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cybersecurity allowing thus to validate and receive feedback from on-the-field cybersecurity practitioners. As generative AI (GenAI) platforms and large language models (LLMs) are increasingly integrated
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one-fits-all model was proven unsuccessful. Large Language Models (LLMs) and knowledge graph models are expected to harmonize the formats and semantics but there are many open questions about their
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, Large Language Models, Human-Computer Interaction, Virtual reality. The selected candidate will work on the design and implementation of a human-computer interface to support education using an AI-based
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Pathogenesis in the age of the microbiome (MICRO-PATH; https://micro-path.uni.lu ) is a highly competitive, interdisciplinary, research-intensive PhD training programme, supported by the PRIDE
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The ERC Synergy project ALCEMIST (lcsoftmatter.com/alcemist ) challenges the conventional engineering mindset of using motors to drive passive structural components by developing innovative