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of heat resilience). Applying qualitative and quantitative research methods: interviews, focus groups, workshops, surveys. Setting up participatory processes involving various stakeholders (policy
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approaches. Typical methods for explaining the conclusions of symbolic reasoners are based on notions such as unsatisfiable cores: minimal sets of assumptions that lead to a specific conclusion. A well
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methods that can support decision-making and control in complex industrial systems while balancing multiple, often competing objectives. Industrial processes typically require trade-offs between objectives
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lobbying and/or EU institutions and public policy processes You have experience with quantitative methods, qualitative methods, or both You are comfortable with (or demonstrate a high potential for) mixed
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project, funded by the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO). The project aims to develop advanced experimental and modelling methods to better understand the behaviour of industrial lubricants under
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Employer University of Luxembourg Location Luxembourg (Canton), Luxembourg Salary Negotiable Closing date 2 Nov 2026 View more categories View less categories Discipline Computing Job Type PhD
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researcher to work on reinforcement learning methods for public health decision-making in the context of epidemic emergencies, with potential impact on public health policy and society. The position focuses on
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cities can steer sustainable last-mile logistics through innovative regulatory and governance mechanisms. Using participatory methods, living labs, and co-creation with public authorities, logistics
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corresponding research methods and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process. You will conduct the research efficiently and to an appropriate standard and compete for funding for
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., lawyers and judges), with a focus on professionals specialized in criminal law. You will draw up a research plan and corresponding research methods in consultation with your supervisors and undertake