The
UNIVERSITWINS project aims at bias-controlled interpretations of
astronomical observations by building digital twins of our cosmic
environment. By leveraging advanced techniques like artificial
intelligence, it will investigate whether mismatches between
observations and models stem from errors or new physics, while setting
new digital twin standards for academic and industrial applications.
| Jenny G. Sorce Researcher |
Klaus Dolag Professor |
Pierre-Antoine Thouvenin Assistant Professor |
TO BE RECRUITED Postdoctoral researcher |
François Roussel PhD student |
- Postdoctoral position (opened from Sep. 2025 until filled): "Bayesian inference for cosmology: Inferring the initial fields of our cosmic neighborhood"
- Internship positions (opened from Sep. 2025 until filled):
"Tracing the Formation History of the Virgo Cluster through its Substructure Analysis" (M1 or L3)
"Observing Simulated Galaxies as if They Were Real for Simulation-Based Inference" (M1 or L3)
"Bayesian Inference of Galaxy Quenching Across Redshift in the Virgo Cluster" (M2)
"Jellyfish Galaxies as Probes of Galaxy Evolution: A Simulation-Driven, AI-Informed Study" (M2)
- Internship positions (opened from Sep. 2025 until filled):
"Tracing the Formation History of the Virgo Cluster through its Substructure Analysis" (M1 or L3)
"Observing Simulated Galaxies as if They Were Real for Simulation-Based Inference" (M1 or L3)
"Bayesian Inference of Galaxy Quenching Across Redshift in the Virgo Cluster" (M2)
"Jellyfish Galaxies as Probes of Galaxy Evolution: A Simulation-Driven, AI-Informed Study" (M2)