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PhD Defense: Essays on Chinese Internal Migrant Workers’ Choices: Children’s Location and Education

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SEMILUX 12 December 2018

In order to bring together the main actors in social sciences in Luxembourg, the PEARL team has established a monthly social sciences seminar in collaboration with LISER This seminar aims to integrate the spread-out potential for research on social inequalities that exists in Luxembourg.Professional researchers, PhD students and policy analysts interested in social science research are…

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LuxCube Satellite Seminar

ProgrammeSatellite flight dynamicsMatteo Aquilano, Flight Dynamics Engineer, SESSatellite Attitude determination and controlEdoardo Cocci, ADCS & Propulsion engineer, SESMicrosatellite solutions – Out of Luxembourg to SpaceMoser Hubert, Head of Microsatellite solutions, LuxspaceAbout LuxCubeHaving primary educational objective, LuxCube project aims to provide hands-on satellite-build experience to students. They will learn to design, build, test, and operate space hardware.…

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ECSR 2nd ThematicWorkshop Wealth Inequality and Mobility

Wealth is back”, to paraphrase Piketty and Zucman’s (2014) famous paper. The wealth-to-income ratio W/I has doubled over the last generation in the US, France and in many other countries. As a consequence, wealth-based inequalities have become a major dimension in the social structure – much more than expected in the 1970s at the climax…

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A sketch of European politeia

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Physics meets Biology Meeting

The University of Luxembourg organises the first « Physics meets Biology Meeting » on 13-14 December 2018 in Belval.

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Judicialization of Investor-State Dispute Resolution: Competing Models of Legal Globalization

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Physics Seminar: Protein Energy Landscapes seen by Neutron Scattering

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DTU CALIDIE Lectures in Multilingualism and Learning: Making Sense of Word Problems

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SRM Research Seminar – Authentic Execution for Automotive Control Networks

Vehicular communication networks, specifically CAN, have been subject to a growing number of attacks that put the safety of passengers at risk. This results in both lawsuits and manufacturers recalling millions of vehicles. Recent standardisation efforts, i.e. AUTOSAR, suggest message authentication to protect CAN from network-level attackers. Yet, (1) current cars do not implement authentication…