Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History
Luxembourg Centre for European Law
Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsArchives: Research Groups
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Research Groups
Research
Learn moreElucidating self-assembly phenomena in liquid crystals, nanorod suspensions and polymers, and studying their amplification to signals detectable by the human eye, our research transcends scales from the molecular to the macroscopic. Through rich exchanges with creative people across diverse fields, we put our results to use in unexpected contexts, from biosensing to structural health monitoring.
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Research Groups
Experimental Soft Matter Physics
Learn moreWe study the spontaneous appearance of order in liquid crystals, polymers, colloids and their combinations, giving rise to unique and peculiar behaviours.
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Learn moreOur goal is to establish a thermodynamic theory describing energy conversion and information processing in synthetic or biological systems operating far from equilibrium.
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Complex Systems and Statistical Mechanics (CSSM)
Learn moreThermodynamics and statistical physics have been mostly used to study systems close to equilibrium. We are interesting in far from equilibrium phenomena.
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Learn moreOur research activities includes parametric and nonparametric density and regression function estimation. We propose robust alternatives to classical estimators to address the challenges of estimating densities under shape constraints or regression functions in Poisson or logistic regression settings. Our approach is mainly non-asymptotic and considers both the frequentist and Bayesian paradigms.
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Developing Contemporary Mathematical Statistics
Learn moreThe objective of the group is to develop new robust substitutes to classical statistical methods such as maximum likelihood, least squares and Bayesian methods.
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