The Science Office (SO) represents the central unit in themanagement of the LIH research projects. The Administrative Project Coordinator(APC) will be key in the coordination of the workloads/tasks between theGroup leaders (GLs), project managers and various administrative services. He/shewill organize the flow of information between GLs, Scientific SteeringCommittee (SSC) members, Departmental Project Managers and administrativeservices to ensure smooth progression of research projects within the PLCManagement processes of the LIH.

The Scientist will work on setting up PersonalizedFunctional drug Profiling Laboratory in Luxembourg.  Personalized functional profiling (PFP) is an approachto generate personalized treatment choices for cancer patients. He/she willmainly work on drug profiling using cancer patient’s biopsy to identifypersonalized treatment choice for the patient

We are looking for a talented candidate to apply for a MarieSkłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Individual postdoctoral fellowship 2020. The interested candidate willsubmit an MSCA fellowship jointly with the‘Ecoimmunology & Microbiome Group’ headed by Prof. Mahesh S. Desai. Theresearch project will focus on the interactions between diet, the gutmicrobiome and colonic mucus in a neurodegenerative disease multiple sclerosis(MS). The project is based on the published work (Desai et al., Cell, 2016;Martens…Desai, Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2018) on the same topic andinvolves gnotobiotic mouse models, synthetic microbial communities, MS patientcohorts and key international collaborations in Europe, USA and Japan. Thepostdoc will participate in an exciting research program in an internationalresearch team with prior success with the MSCA applications. Scientific andprofessional guidance will be provided to submit the application for apostdoctoral fellowship that, if successful, could be initiated between spring2021 to early 2022. A 'bridge funding’ option may be available to start earlierin 2020 before the outcome of the fellowship application.

The Clinical Research Nurse will : Assist the investigator and the medical team at all stages of the studies, especially COVID-19 projects; Organise the implemenation of research protocols and participate in data collection and management; Carry out nursing related activities as stated in the clinical research protocol; Participate in communication activities for clinical research.

The “Human Motion,Orthopaedics, Sports Medicine, Digital Methods” (HOSD) unit is a transversaland translational research platform of the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH )conducting and supporting research related to movement, physical activity, physical function and mobility using laboratory-based, free-field, real-world anddigital tools in orthopaedics and sports medicine as well as in other diseaseareas. HOSD develops, validates and applies, in clinical research, trials and practice, movement and activity based methods and metrics for clinical outcome assessment, novel digital mobility biomarkers, patient stratification or as the basis for treatment modalities (e.g. exercise or physical activity interventions, rehabilitation) and patient engagement (e.g. coaching advise, patient-centered care, participatory medicine).  In expansion of these activities, we are seeking a driven research fellow and team member.

The Biostatistician will join the LIH’s Competence Center for Methodology and Statistics (CCMS).Within the clinical research hub of the Department of Population Health, the CCMS provides methodological support in statistical planning and analysis and data handling for various laboratories and research groups as well as offering training in statistics and support in writing papers.

The IT Technical Architect & Software Engineer will lead software architecture strategy,design and development by applying cutting edge engineering, testing anddelivery practices. He/She will ensure that Information Solutions supportingbusiness operations are available, secure, scalable, robust, high performantand cost efficient to serve both IBBL and partners. Lastly, he/she will also beresponsible for identifying standard methodologies to increase quality, reducecycle time & cost, increase visibility, and improve ability to adapt tochanging needs

Transversal Translational Medicine (TTM) at LIH creates a translational bridge between fundamental research and the clinic, where improved/advanced diagnosis, therapy and prevention may help patients in Luxembourg and beyond. Its overarching aim is to instil a transversal, translational and collaborative mind-set among researchers, healthcare practitioners and hospitals, allowing them to perform research that transcends the classical boundaries of individual diseases (the ‘transversal’ dimension) and that can be tangibly converted into improved diagnostics, therapies and interventions for patients (the ‘translational’ dimension).