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PhD position at the University of Luxembourg

Feb 21, 2022 • Pieter Belmans

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Post-Doctoral Fellows in Mathematics (Statistics)

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Heads of the research Groups offering to host a Fellow: Yannick BARAUD, Christophe LEY, Ivan NOURDIN, Giovanni PECCATI, Mark PODOLSKIJ.

The position is funded by the ERA Chair  SanDAL  in Mathematical Statistics and Data Science ( https://sandal.uni.lu/ ).

Your Role...

• Research related to the following areas: Mathematical statistics, Machine Learning, High-dimensional statistics, Robust estimation methods, Probabilistic foundations of mathematical statistics
• Consolidate the establishment of an internationally competitive research team in Mathematical Statistics and Data Science at University of Luxembourg
• The candidate is expected to take part in the scientific activities (seminars, colloquia, schools) that are organized by the ERA Chair SanDAL and the Mathematics Department of Luxembourg University
• The teaching load is approximately 67 hours per academic year

What we expect from you…

• A high-quality Ph. D. in Mathematics
• Solid knowledge of Probability Theory and Statistics
• A taste for the theory of Mathematical Statistics or its applications to Life Sciences and Industry
• Dedication to doing Mathematics at a research level
• Good written and oral skills in English
• Excellent research conditions in an international and inspiring environment
• Possibility to become a member of an excellent research unit in a quickly growing university
• Additional travel funds through the ERA Chair  SanDAL

In Short...

• Number of positions in total: 4
• Contract Type: Fixed Term Contract 18 Month
• Starting date: Beginning of the contract is flexible, between 01/12/2022 and 01/09/2023
• Work Hours: Full Time 40.0 Hours per Week
• Location: Belval
• Job Reference: UOL04747

The yearly gross salary for every Postdoctoral Researcher at the UL is EUR 83099 (full time)

How to apply...

Applications should include:

• A CV / publication list
• Names of at least 2 reference letter writers
• A general research statement indicating the research group the applicant wishes to join
• A short letter of motivation

Early application is highly encouraged, as the applications will be processed upon reception.  Please apply ONLINE formally through the HR system. Applications by email will not be considered.

The University of Luxembourg embraces inclusion and diversity as key values. We are fully committed to removing any discriminatory barrier related to gender, and not only, in recruitment and career progression of our staff.

In return you will get…

• Multilingual and international character . Modern institution with a personal atmosphere. Staff coming from 90 countries. Member of the “University of the Greater Region” (UniGR).
• A modern and dynamic university.  High-quality equipment. Close ties to the business world and to the Luxembourg labour market. A unique urban site with excellent infrastructure.
• A partner for society   and  industry . Cooperation with European institutions, innovative companies, the Financial Centre and with numerous non-academic partners such as ministries, local governments, associations, NGOs …
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The  University of Luxembourg  is an  international research  university with a distinctly  multilingual  and  interdisciplinary  character. The University was founded in 2003 and counts more than 6,700 students and more than 2,000 employees from around the world. The University’s faculties and interdisciplinary centres focus on research in the areas of Computer Science and ICT Security, Materials Science, European and International Law, Finance and Financial Innovation, Education, Contemporary and Digital History. In addition, the University focuses on cross-disciplinary research in the areas of Data Modelling and Simulation as well as Health and System Biomedicine. Times Higher Education ranks the University of Luxembourg #3 worldwide for its “international outlook,” #20 in the Young University Ranking 2021 and among the top 250 universities worldwide.

Website of the Mathematics Research Unit:  http://math.uni.lu

Prof. Yannick BARAUD:  [email protected]

Prof. Christophe LEY:  [email protected]

Prof. Ivan NOURDIN:  [email protected]

Prof. Giovanni PECCATI:  [email protected]

Prof. Mark PODOLSKIJ:  [email protected]

The University of Luxembourg aspires to be one of Europe’s most highly regarded universities with a distinctly international, multilingual and interdisciplinary character. She fosters the cross-fertilization of research and teaching, is relevant to her country, is known worldwide for her research and teaching in targeted areas, and becomes an innovative model for contemporary European Higher Education. Her core asset is her well connected world-class academic staff which will attract the most motivated, talented and creative students and young researchers who will learn to enjoy taking up challenges and develop into visionary thinkers able to shape society.

The University of Luxembourg, a small-sized institution with an international reach, aims at excellence in research and education. In a reduced number of research fields identified by its successive strategic plans, its ambition is to be among the world's top universities. University of Luxembourg intends to be innovative, centred on research, primarily interested in the quality of the structure it offers to its students, its teachers and its researchers and attentive to the needs of the society around it. It contributes to turning out discerning and independent personalities with strong potential for action in research, innovation and in society.

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John O’Meara, PhD student in Mathematics Education, presented a paper with Shanna Anderson, PhD student in Teacher Education and Teacher Development (TETD), at the National Association of Research in Science Teaching (NARST) conference in Denver, CO on March 19, 2024. They presented their work on Social Network Maps: Supporting STEM Teacher Leaders and Characterizing the Phenomenon of Teacher Leadership, funded by the Wipro Science Education Fellowship grant.

They represented their research team, which includes Drs. Mika Munakata , Emily Klein and Monica Taylor (College of Education and Engaged Learning) and Tim Aberle (PhD student in TETD). Congratulations, all!

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The MATHCODA Doctoral Training Unit is a doctoral program covering a coherent set of themes around the ideation and study of novel mathematical tools for dealing with high-dimensional and complex data structures, with applications ranging from life sciences to engineering and finance. The main rationale behind our project is the necessity of training a new generation of researchers, possessing a full mastery of the mathematical tools that are needed for modelling and statistically analysing data structures displaying non-standard features, such as high-dimensional components, complicated topological structures, or long-range dependence. The proposed DTU will be led by seven supervisors from Luxembourg University - each of them a scientific leader, specializing in one or more facets of mathematical statistics, probability theory, and their applications. According to our vision, the interaction between the distinct research groups participating in MATHCODA will provide to the doctoral candidates an invaluably rich learning environment, as well as an ideal springboard for their subsequent careers.

The MATHCODA consortium, coordinated by the Mathematics Department (DMATH) of the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM), in collaboration with FSTM's Department of Engineering (DoE) and the Department of Finance (DF) of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF), has an opening for:

PhD positions , co-financed by a grant from the Luxembourg National Research Fund.

PhD advisor currently recruiting and his research areas:

• Yannick Baraud (DMATH): mathematical statistics, robust estimation, variable selection

Your Role...

The successful candidates will be expected to conduct research under the guidance of professors (names and areas of expertise listed above), with the aim of obtaining a PhD in mathematics. They will also be expected to contribute to the department's many activities, including seminars, teaching, outreach and various other research related events.

Our departments offer an outstanding and dynamic environments for PhD candidates, with multiple seminars, working groups, colloquia, and doctoral schools which also grant access to multiple training opportunities, including some not only focused on mathematics.

What we expect from you…

• Master's Degree (or equivalent) in mathematics or related disciplines. (The degree must be obtained before the beginning of the contract but you can apply before)
• Good command of written and spoken English
• Strong dedication to doing mathematics at a research level

How to apply...

Applications should include:

• Letter of motivation, explaining the reasons for applying to Luxembourg
• A ranked list of up to three PhD advisors from the above list (with motivations for the choices)
• Transcript of academic records and copies of diploma
• Names of at least two references who are willing to write a letter of recommendation on the candidate's behalf (they may be contacted by us)
• Any other relevant documents

Early application is highly encouraged, as the applications will be processed upon reception. Please apply ONLINE formally through the HR system. Applications by email will not be considered.

The University of Luxembourg embraces inclusion and diversity as key values. We are fully committed to removing any discriminatory barrier related to gender, and not only, in recruitment and career progression of our staff.

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Dean's award 2024 – civil engineering and mathematics graduate anna babchanik found a formula for success through community.

By Daniel Wilson

May 13, 2024

Solving equations and exploring dams may not sound like fun activities for some, but they bring Anna Babchanik a world of joy.

As early as grade school, she knew she wanted a career where she could utilize her love for mathematics.

“I was doing math problems for fun when I didn't even need to,” she said. “My homework was done, and I didn't need to study for exams. I was just solving problems in my spare time.”

Babchanik, who graduated cum laude from Sac State in December as a double-major with bachelor’s degrees in Civil Engineering and Mathematics, is this year’s Dean’s Award recipient from the College of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS). Deans’ Awards are given at Commencement to the top graduating student from each of Sac State’s seven academic colleges.

Born in Sacramento, Babchanik is one of nine children. Her parents immigrated to the United States from Ukraine in the late 1990s following the fall of the Soviet Union. The nine siblings – six of whom have Sac State degrees in STEM fields – were raised with emphasis on their Slavic heritage, including a heavy focus on language, family and faith.

“I think the way I grew up helped me build my independence and determination for my passions,” Babchanik said. “The way I was raised definitely influenced the way I see the world and the people in it, and the way I treat people with respect and kindness and empathy.”

Babchanik originally planned to pursue medicine, but quickly realized she most enjoyed the math aspects. After some heavy nudging from her brother, she switched majors from Biochemistry to Civil Engineering and added Mathematics as a second major.

While participating in the Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure program at UC Davis, she fell in love with geotechnical engineering, a sub-field of Civil Engineering dealing with the behavior of earthly materials, such as soil. Her research focused on examining erosion and cracking of land that can lead to dam failures and structural issues.

“I think dams or embankments are the most interesting geotechnical structure,” she said. “They’re carefully designed and critical in providing flood control, hydroelectric power and irrigation for agricultural purposes, among other things.”

Babchanik has also served as an instructional assistant in undergraduate courses, sharpened her skills in the University of Southern California Viterbi Summer Undergraduate Research Experience, interned at the Department of Water Resources in the Division of Safety of Dams, contributed to publications and presented research at multiple events.

In addition to participating in several clubs and professional affiliations, she received several scholarships and awards and made the ECS Dean’s Honor List multiple times. At Sac State, she co-organized the Change Makers Series and served as president of the Math Club.

“A lot of my successes may have been because of my ambition and my determination to succeed and want to do better and be better, but I think a bigger part was the people that I was surrounded by. I’m very thankful to my mentors and advisors and supervisors.” -- Anna Babchanik

“Beyond her academic achievements, Anna has demonstrated a strong commitment to serving her community and inspiring future generations of civil engineers,” said Kevan Shafizadeh, ECS dean. “Through her volunteer work, mentorship and participation in outreach events, she has sought to share her experiences and encourages others to pursue their academic and professional aspirations in STEM.”

Cultural expectations initially caused her family to push back against Babchanik’s switch from medicine to engineering, but support from professors and fellow Civil Engineering students helped her persevere. Through her accomplishments, she earned the support of her family.

“I just came to realize the importance that community had for me, and having that support system,” she said. “My peers and professors were very encouraging and supportive in (that) no matter how rigorous something got, they were always there, and they also celebrated my achievements with me.”

Ultimately, her passion for helping others drives her success.

“As a woman in traditionally male-dominated fields, I see and understand the value of inclusivity, and I recognize barriers and challenges that underrepresented students are going through,” said Babchanik, who will begin a master’s program at Stanford University focusing on mechanics and computation. She wants to be the first in her family to earn a doctorate.

“A lot of my successes may have been because of my ambition and my determination to succeed and want to do better and be better, but I think a bigger part was the people that I was surrounded by. I’m very thankful to my mentors and advisors and supervisors.”

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Project Dragonfly Students Awarded Scholarships

Seven Miami University graduate students in Project Dragonfly’s Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) and Global Field Program (GFP) were recently awarded scholarships totaling $10,750.

Seven Miami University graduate students in Project Dragonfly ’s Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) and Global Field Program (GFP) were recently awarded scholarships totaling $10,750 .

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Rosie Bloom Scholarship

AIP graduate student Shelby Elder of Amelia, Ohio, and GFP graduate student Lane Forthofer of Rocky River, Ohio, are the recipients of the Rosie Bloom Scholarship. The scholarship, named for local Audubon Society charter member and nature advocate Rosie Bloom, helps support Earth Expeditions (EE) students who live or work in the Audubon Miami Valley membership area.

Shelby (she/her) is a science teacher at Goshen High School in Goshen, Ohio. Since joining the GFP in 2023, Shelby has studied desert biodiversity, island biogeography, and whale sharks in Baja, Mexico . This summer Shelby will travel to the Galápagos Islands to study the forces of evolutionary, geologic, and social change through work with ECOS , a newly established local Galápagos organization grounded by its start as a program of Ecology Project International. Through her Master Plan (a kind of personal mission statement for what she wants to accomplish in the program), Shelby would like to teach her students their required state content in a way that promotes inquiry by allowing students to investigate and discover their local community. Shelby is focused on enhancing the biodiversity in her community that has been impacted by a tornado and the recent addition of several new housing developments. In her free time, she enjoys traveling with friends, trying new restaurants, and training for her first full marathon!

Lane (she/her) is a junior high math teacher in Westlake, Ohio. Since joining the AIP in 2022, Lane has taken courses on the web from Miami University while also participating in unique learning experiences on the grounds of Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and in natural settings around northeastern Ohio. This summer Lane will travel to Costa Rica to study ecology and ecotourism. She will trek through the lowland rainforest, montane forest, and coastal ecosystems while investigating the biotic, physical, and cultural forces that affect tropical biodiversity. Lane is focusing her graduate studies on creating opportunities for junior high students to become more environmentally and sustainability literate. This past school year, she started an environmental science club. In her free time, Lane enjoys working out, reading, doing puzzles, riding bikes, traveling and spending time outdoors.

Dragonfly’s Inquiry, Community, Voice Scholarship

AIP graduate students Diana Hunt of Lindenhurst, New York, and Tiger Irvin of Fairview Park, Ohio, are the recipients of Dragonfly’s Inquiry, Community, Voice Scholarship. Created in 2021, the Dragonfly scholarship supports Dragonfly students who are committed to furthering the fields of inclusion, diversity, environmental justice, and other related fields using innovative and relevant approaches to conservation.

Diana (she/her) is a bilingual science teacher for the Patchogue Medford School District. Since joining the AIP in 2023, Diana has taken courses on the web from Miami University while also participating in unique learning experiences on the grounds of the Bronx Zoo and in natural settings around New York. This summer Diana will participate in the global biomes course and explore the relationship between and among an area’s temperature patterns, annual precipitation and living organisms. Her master’s research focuses on spreading awareness to communities on Long Island of the dangers of poaching and deforestation through focusing on the Congo and the declining population of the western lowland gorillas. In her free time, Diana enjoys painting and playing with her dogs!

Tiger (he/him) is a student, volunteer, and seasonal horticulturist at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Since joining the AIP in 2022, Tiger has taken courses on the web from Miami University while also participating in unique learning experiences on the grounds of the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and in natural settings around northeastern Ohio. This summer Tiger will participate in AIP courses focused on ecophysiology and primate conservation. His master’s research centers on how people think about and engage with the zoo. In his free time, Tiger enjoys dancing, making art and music, gaming, and being active outdoors.

W. Hardy Eshbaugh–T.K. Wilson Scholarship in Botany

GFP graduate student Emily Summers of Waialua, Hawai'i, is the recipient of the W. Hardy Eshbaugh–T.K. Wilson Scholarship in Botany. This fund is possible in part due to Dr. T.K. Wilson, a leader in Bahamian floral biodiversity studies, and Dr. Hardy Eshbaugh, a pioneer in the field of ethnobotany (people's use of plants) working in many global locations. These emeritus professors exemplify a model for what is possible in international scientific botanical research and global partnerships. This scholarship can be used toward relevant course costs.

Emily (she/her) of Waialua, Hawai’i, is currently pursuing her Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in Biology in the GFP at Miami University. After studying community-based conservation in Belize last summer, she will be expanding her understanding of the nuances of CBC in Kenya this summer. She is dedicated to applying these concepts to O'ahu and is developing a master plan for fostering true community-based conservation on the island. Currently, she is developing a community powered coral reef monitoring program with aims of growing into community-led coral outplanting efforts. Emily is also a small business owner, and enjoys surfing and freediving in her free time.

José Pareja-Wendy Tori Scholarship

GFP graduate students Sanjana Ramesh of Washington, D.C., and Aurelia Valente of Sante Fe, New Mexico, are the recipients of the José Pareja-Wendy Tori Scholarship. José I. and Wendy, who are natives of Peru, were a part of the Dragonfly team at its inception in 2008, and they are currently both faculty members at Earlham College.

Sanjana (she/her) works as a program operations associate specialist for the World Wildlife Fund in Washington, D.C. Since joining the GFP in 2023, Sanjana has studied golden lion tamarins in Brazil ’s Atlantic Forest. This summer she will travel to India , where she’ll journey through the stunning ecological, cultural, and spiritual landscapes of the Western Ghats, and explore sacred groves and forest temples. Her master’s research focuses on promoting wildlife education among women and children in rural villages near wildlife reserves in Karnataka, India, her birthplace. In her free time, Sanjana enjoys exploring Washington, D.C.'s museums and cultural sites, going to the movies, spending time with her dogs, and discovering new environmental spaces with the South Asian environmental group she founded in D.C.

Aurelia (she/they) is a biology graduate student and ex-secondary biology educator from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Since joining the GFP in 2022, Aurelia has been a part of field studies in Baja, Mexico , and was part of the RedHawk Talks, a Ted-like talk hosted by Miami's Graduate School in April, 2024. Aurelia's presentation, titled "Disability Inclusion in STEM Academia" focused on the challenges associated with being a disabled graduate in STEM, as well as how her own journey has shaped her research as both a master's and doctoral student.

Aurelia's master portfolio is focused on adaptability and accessibility in biological education, communication, and research. She is currently working on a series of op-eds relating to the critical need for accessible science communication, and will travel to Australia this summer to study public conservation outreach exhibits that can be re-applied to conservation efforts in her home state. 

Aurelia will also officially begin coursework for her Ph.D. at The University of New Mexico, in August, 2024, where she will be studying comparative behavioral biology. She will travel to The Flathead Lake Biological Station in Montana in June, to begin making initial observations for her dissertation research.

Aurelia spends most of her free time resting, and has spent the past year recovering from five major surgeries. "I'm kind of terrified to get back out into the world," she shares. But I'm too passionate to quit now."

Carrie R. Wilson Memorial Scholarship

GFP graduate student Emily Summers is also the recipient of the Carrie R. Wilson Memorial Scholarship . Pelecanus Inc. , a non-profit organization co-founded by AIP graduate Austin Parker and his brother Taylor, created this scholarship in 2021 in memory of Carrie Wilson, who served as Dean of Students at the University of San Diego Law School and believed in community inspiration through direct and intentional action.

Since 2009, Dragonfly graduate students have received more than $71,000 in scholarship funds. If you are interested in learning more about these scholarship opportunities, please visit the Dragonfly Scholarships webpage . If you are interested in becoming a scholarship donor, please contact Jill Korach at [email protected] or contribute to our ongoing Dragonfly scholarship here .

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