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the structure of real prospection activities by integrating multiple, heterogeneous geospatial and archaeological data layers. Within this environment, we will design and evaluate new reinforcement learning
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layers. Within this environment, we will design and evaluate new reinforcement learning algorithms capable of operating in large, partially observed spatial domains to infer efficient, interpretable
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. We value collaboration, creativity and mutual support. The successful candidate will join an internationally connected and interdisciplinary research environment that combines conceptual innovation
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particular focus of the Luxembourg position will be the co-design of a process for participatory actionable knowledge co-production including data collection, analysis and meaning-making in groups with a range
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of Pharmaceutical and Pharmacological Sciences. The group is internationally oriented and focuses on medicinal chemistry, combining organic synthesis and molecular design to develop innovative therapeutic strategies
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dissipation. You will lead the development of the front-end readout electronics for these new 2 μm photodetectors at UAntwerp: building on existing 1550 nm sensor designs, investigating low-noise and low-heat
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isolation systems based on the Advanced Virgo Multi-SAS and ETpathfinder designs. You will work closely with the international suspension teams within the Virgo collaboration on the construction and on-site
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). Reactor design (based on CFD modelling), and performance improvements by post-plasma quenching, heat recovery and other downstream processes or combination with catalysts. Computational fluid dynamics
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and Trust (SnT) at the University of Luxembourg is a leading international research and innovation centre in secure, reliable and trustworthy ICT systems and services. We play an instrumental role in
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within BioCLEAR’s team, led by Prof. Siegfried Vlaeminck, and will contribute to BioVal , a Horizon Europe research and innovation action with research activities led by dr. Luis Diaz Allegue and prof