Organisation : Faculté des Sciences, des Technologies et de Médecine (FSTM)

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    PhD Defense: Probabilistic modeling for content popularity learning for proactive caching

    Phd Supervisor: Björn OTTERSTEN

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    PhD Defense: Enhanced signal space design for multiusermimointerference channels

    Phd Supervisor: Björn OTTERSTEN

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    PhD Defense: Agile Fertigungssteuerung für (re)fabrikationsystem

    Phd Supervisor: Peter PLAPPER

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    Online Energy Seminar: Green Hydrogen – The Fuel of the Future?

    We are pleased to announce the next online seminar organised in collaboration with the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM). The topic this time will be on Green Hydrogen – The Fuel of the Future and deals with how hydrogen can fuel heavy industry and transportation, and how governments are preparing the ground for the hydrogen supply chain. The seminar will…

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    Excellent Doctoral Thesis Awards 2020 in science

    The Doctoral School of Science and Engineering (DSSE) at the University of Luxembourg has recently awarded nine doctoral candidates for their outstanding doctoral thesis. The research topics included masonry walls, IT security, geometry, large scale modeling, causes of Parkinson’s disease, light-matter interaction, laser welding, system protocols and voting procedures.

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    Mathematical didactics: learning how to become a math teacher

    Within the framework of the Master in Secondary Education in Mathematics at the University of Luxembourg, students can choose to do a thesis in mathematical didactics. Recently, three graduates who are now secondary school teachers in Luxembourg have published their work in didactical journals and magazines for teachers.

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    Modifying molecular interactions by squeezing molecules

    In a paper published in Nature Communications on 08 January 2021, the Theoretical Chemical Physics group, from the Department of Physics and Materials Science (DPhyMS) at the University of Luxembourg, developed a practically applicable method that is able to accurately describe interactions between molecules in an arbitrary confining environment or ”squeezed molecules”.

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    PhD Defense: Scalable computational modelling of concrete ageing and degradation

    Phd Supervisor:  Andreas ZILIAN

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    PhD Defense: Scattering Theory for the Hodge-Laplacian and covariant Riesz transforms

    Phd Supervisor:  Anton THALMAIER

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    PhD Defense: Direction of Arrival Estimation and Localization Exploiting Sparse and One-Bit Sampling

    Phd Supervisor: Björn OTTERSTEN

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