The University of Luxembourg has the following vacancy within its Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication in the Research group of Prof. Yves Le Traon.
Junior Researcher / PhD student in Computer Science (M/F)
- 2-year contract, renewable once, 40 hours/week
- Ref: F1-070061
- Student AND employee status
Area : Software Testing, application-level Security and Model-Driven Engineering.
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The University of Luxembourg has the following vacancy within the Laboratory of Physics of Advanced Materials (Physics and Materials Science Research Unit, Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication):
1 PhD Student (M/F) in Physics (M/F)
- Ref: F1R-PHY-PFN-10POLY
- Financed by the Luxemburgish AFR (Aide Formation Recherche) fellowship (further information and guidelines on http://www.afr.lu)
- 3 year fixed-term contract, renewable one year under justified circumstances
- Employee status
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Call for application occurs in November each year for the programme begining in September the following year (i.e. in Nov. 2010 for the programme beginning in Sep. 2011). Since the application to the programme is linked to the application to Erasmus Mundus scholarship (both for EU and non-EU applicants), the deadline is planed January 15th.
Online procedure: The submission must be started on the website. The applicant shall to register prior to access to the online formulars (a form for personal details, a form for application details and a form to be use as a check-list). The data are preserved from one session to the next in the case of re-applicants but the documents can be updated. The personal details recorded in our database are protected, confidential and used exclusively on the purpose of the EMMC-EMAE programme according the French national rules (CNIL: National Council related to Informatics & Freedom) and are susceptible to be transmit to the European Commission (EACEA) for its own database. A registered member can ask to be removed from our database. Once the forms are filled-in, the applicant shall print the application report and shall to date and to sign it. Until the selection notification the applicant has not to send paper copies. However, in case of selection, certified copies of all the paperwork will be required and sent by postmail.
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The ERASMUS MUNDUS Master Course (EMCC) in Ecohydrology (www.ecohyd.org) is a unique international master course focusing on a new vision for aquatic ecosystems restoration and long-term sustainability. The Ecohydrology approach was developed and have been refined within the International Hydrologic Program (IHP) of UNESCO. Actually its importance is recognized by the 193 counties composing the UNESCO General Conference, being “Ecohydrology for Sustainability” one of the five major themes of the Phase VII of the IHP-UNESCO.
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A “complex system” comprises many interacting components leading to multiple levels of collective structure and organization. Examples include natural systems ranging from bio-molecules and living cells to human social systems and the ecosphere, as well as sophisticated artificial systems such as the Internet, power grid or any large-scale distributed software system. It is a key challenge for our society to better understand, adapt, design and control such systems.
Our Masters degree teaches the tools to analyse complex systems and to understand their emergent behaviour. Students are offered a variety of research project opportunities to develop experience applying this to fresh challenges from the real world and within academic research.
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The Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management, is a two-year English taught international Master’s programme, in which five high-rated European universities participate. During the course students familiarise themselves with key issues involved in providing sustainable, environmentally friendly, legally and economically acceptable solutions to various problems in the CoMEM field.
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