Young International Academics

This fellowship programme is an individual-driven research training and career development programme for early-career researchers, based on incoming mobility.

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AMiPD: Astrocyte Metabolism in Parkinson’s Disease
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CliMig: Climate Migration
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EPIMAPS: Mapping Nineteenth-century National and Transnational Literary Networks through Epigraphs
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HYPUSH: Spin disorder in iron oxide nanoparticles: A new paradigm to elucidate for pushing the limits of magnetic hyperthermia
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KDReCell: Leveraging Knowledge-Enhanced Deep Learning Models for Cell Reprogramming
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LICER: Liquid-Crystal Elastomer Robotics
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Economics & Management

OBI-PIA: Ontology-Based method for Interdisciplinary Data Protection Impact Assessment
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PFAS-QUEST: Embedding PFAS Semi-Quantitative Non-Targeted Strategies into Urban Water Management for Environmental Protection in Luxembourg
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PROTect against EXploitation: exploitative offences versus legitimate work in a digitalised labour market (PROTEX)
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TRANSOPTIC: High throughput all-optical single cell transcriptomics on a chip
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Research Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS)

Young International Academics

All projects

AMiPD: Astrocyte Metabolism in Parkinson’s Disease

CliMig: Climate Migration

EPIMAPS: Mapping Nineteenth-century National and Transnational Literary Networks through Epigraphs

HYPUSH: Spin disorder in iron oxide nanoparticles: A new paradigm to elucidate for pushing the limits of magnetic hyperthermia

KDReCell: Leveraging Knowledge-Enhanced Deep Learning Models for Cell Reprogramming

LICER: Liquid-Crystal Elastomer Robotics

OBI-PIA: Ontology-Based method for Interdisciplinary Data Protection Impact Assessment

PFAS-QUEST: Embedding PFAS Semi-Quantitative Non-Targeted Strategies into Urban Water Management for Environmental Protection in Luxembourg

PROTect against EXploitation: exploitative offences versus legitimate work in a digitalised labour market (PROTEX)

TRANSOPTIC: High throughput all-optical single cell transcriptomics on a chip

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