Exposome impact on health University of Luxembourg in Luxembourg

#phdposition #fundingPlease spread the word:Luxembourg Institute of Health is creating a new doctoral training unit together with University of Luxembourg and Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) on the impact of "Exposome" on health12 fully funded PhD positions will be available in this program to advance research in the area on multiple fronts. Biologists, chemists, informaticians are all welcome to apply. Please spread the word for any master students looking for an interesting PhD position. Feel free to contact me for more information! ?? Big Job Alert ?? ?? 12 new PhD positions are now open in Luxembourg! Yes, 12!With my colleague Brice Appenzeller, we are coordinating a new Doctoral Training Unit on the impact of the Exposome on Health. The Luxembourg Institute of Health, together with the University of Luxembourg and the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER), has received a GO from the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) () to launch this new program aiming at training the next generation of researchers.Centered around a societal and timely challenge, ranging from epidemiology to biology, the translational "Xpose" research program will train a one-of-a-kind cohort of 12 PhD students with hybrid profiles, ensuring the needed multidisciplinarity to tackle such important research questions.For more info, have a look at the program, the vision behind Xpose, the training we will offer, the details about the 12 positions and how to apply, here ?? https://xpose.lih.luWe will receive applications during the summer 2024 and end the selection process in September/October. Potential start as soon as Q4 2024. Applicants from all backgrounds can apply.Please share this unique opportunity widely in your network! Tag potential candidates as well in the comment section.Emma Schymanski Maria Ruiz-Castell Gloria Aguayo Anja Leist Torsten Bohn Francesca Romana Mancini Camille Perchoux Laurent Malisoux Alba Iglesias-González Vladimir Despotovic Yvan Devaux lu zhang Jonathan Turner Christiane Hilger Paul Wilmes #exposome #epidemiology #publichealth #biology #chemistry #datascience #AI #omics #research #prevention #nutrition #lifestyle #sociodemographicLuxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) - University of Luxembourg