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. The open position is part of the NAXDivo Core project, funded by the Fonds National de la Recherche (FNR), which aims at generating and analyzing whole organism models (zebrafish and mouse) to dissect
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be found on hpc.uni.lu . The activities include classical HPC applications, such as simulation and modeling, as well as artificial intelligence and machine learning, which bridge computational science
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experiments with quantitative microscopical analysis and physics-based modelling to understand how conifers solve the challenge of solute transport against the flow of water through the needle, and what
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to contribute to the design and collection of future YSL waves and disseminate findings to relevant audiences. The successful candidate will join the YSL research team (two PhD students, one postdoctoral
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scales. The project involves the modelling of energy infrastructures, the development of scenario-based simulations, and the generation of actionable indicators to support decision-making. You will be part
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skills in data analysis, machine learning, as well as in mathematical and computational modelling? You will have the opportunity to investigate innovative solutions using machine learning algorithms and
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surface properties on their energy balance and gas exchange. Experiments will be accompanied by mathematical modelling of the physical processes involved. How will you contribute? In accordance with any
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. We look for researchers from diverse academic backgrounds to contribute to our projects in areas such as: Network Security, Information Assurance, Model-driven Security, Cloud Computing, Cryptography
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(FNR) on ‘Rule of Law Principles - which model for the Global South?’ The project focusses on the transition of the People's Republic of Laos into a constitutional state based on the rule of law. The
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” approach. By harmonising and analysing diverse biomedical data, while focusing on the secure data processing and predictive modelling, we aim to drive progress in translational medicine, improving