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the energy consumption of AI and big-data computing. The successful candidate will optimize e-beam lithography processes to fabricate nanodevices, adapt a setup for sub-nanosecond pulse measurements
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Employer University of Luxembourg Location Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette Salary Negotiable Closing date 2 Nov 2026 View more categories View less categories Discipline Computing Job Type Postdoctoral
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range of opportunities: Excellent infrastructure: ONT Promethion and 10x instruments, access to dedicated high performance computing Strong network: embedding in the CEPLAS cluster of excellence and
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Cantini, works at the interface of machine learning and biology, developing innovative machine learning methods for single-cell data analysis […] "25-28 rue du Dr. Roux, 75015, Paris" Laura Cantini
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mentoring students Good communication skills A strong drive to conduct ambitious, cutting edge research towards scalable quantum computing A research track record commensurate with our ambition Very
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interventions; experience in quantitative and/or mixed-methods research. Experience in exercise training research, clinical populations, or behavior change interventions is considered an advantage. In addition
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Experience with reproducible computational workflows and high-performance computing Experience handling large population-genetic simulations (e.g., SLiM, msprime, tskit) Application: Interested
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worked in? required Academia Industry Government Hospital Charity/NGO What disciplines do you have experience working in? required Applied Science Biomedicine Chemistry Clinical Computing Earth
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French National Institute for Health Research (INSERM) | Lyon, Rhône-Alpes | France | about 1 month ago
experience working in? required Applied Science Biomedicine Chemistry Clinical Computing Earth Science Engineering Environmental Science Health Science Life Science Mathematics Physics What is your
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;_Probabilistic methods in the quantum setting;_New categorical, dynamical and combinatorial tools for the study of operator algebras associated with quantum groups. The project is coordinated by A. Freslon