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About us The University of Luxembourg is an international research university with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) at the University of Luxembourg contributes multidisciplinary expertise in the fields of...
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Learning with Graphs led by Prof. Nils M. Kriege. Our research focuses on the development of new methods and learning algorithms for structured data. Graphs and networks are ubiquitous in various domains
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numerical simulations with optimization algorithms and software tools. · Carry out experimental validation of simulation results Is Your profile described below? Are you our future colleague? Apply now
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address domain-specific challenges in biomedical applications. The PhD project will focus on translating and enhancing cutting-edge algorithms from AI research into concrete applications in biomedical
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-throughput experiments in molecular biology, image and video analyses as well as pattern recognition of complex public health data Collaboration in the development of algorithms/methods and development
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Contribute to the development of new algorithms and methods for the efficient analysis of large-scale omics datasets Participate in workflow automation and management using systems such as Snakemake
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algorithms for microscopy image analysis problems (primarily 2D timelapse data), which are driven by real applications in life science research Developing solutions to integrate large foundation models
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machine learning (ML) models and optimization algorithms specifically designed for highly dynamic satellite communication (SatCom) systems that can handle networks of varying sizes and configurations
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the area of enzyme engineering to the next level, while having a positive impact on our world. When joining our group, you get the opportunity to use the latest algorithms in machine learning for improving
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and Saeys teams. In this research project you will develop and apply algorithms to link clinical phenotypes of metastasis to molecular phenotypes in mouse models. It is known that metastases exhibit