Organisation : Faculté des Sciences, des Technologies et de Médecine (FSTM)
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Computational Modeling of Handwriting Movements
En savoir plusOn February 9th in Maison du Savoir in Belval, around 40 participants gathered together to listen to the inaugural lecture of Prof. Dr. Luis Leiva on “Computational Modeling of Handwriting Movements”.
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PhD Defense: The use of Linked Data and Information Models for the End-of-Life Cycle of Built Assets
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PhD Defense: Digital health to enhance adjuvant endocrine therapy adherence in breast cancer
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PhD Defense: Estimating terrestrial water storage variations from GNSS vertical displacements in the Island of Haiti
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Learning quantum fuzzy orbits from coherent data
En savoir plusIn this talk, the speaker will discuss a data-driven strategy parallel to quantum tomography. Thus, offering an alternative approach to the study of quantum dynamics directed at quantum computing, condensed matter, among other applications. Starting with time series data, possibly noisy, and a class of universal differential equations parameterised by feed-forward neural networks, the dynamical…
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On Learning- and Optimization-based Methods for Risk-Averse Control of Autonomous Systems
En savoir plusFrom energy networks to space systems: complex Autonomous Systems (AS) have become pervasive in our society. In this context, the design of increasingly sophisticated methods for the modeling and control of AS is of utmost relevance, given that they regularly operate in uncertain and dynamic circumstances.On the one hand, to mitigate hazardous and possibly catastrophic…
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(post)Modern Thermodynamics School and Workshop
En savoir plusOrganized by members of the Department of Physics and Materials Science and co-funded by the FNR and by the University of Luxembourg, the event (post)Modern Thermodynamics consisted of a school and a workshop that took place at the University of Luxembourg during the second week of December 2022. Approximately 30 members from the University of…