Verwaltung

Prof. Jean-Luc Bueb unterstützt das Team, das für die Ausbildung in der Pflege und verwandten Gesundheitsberufen verantwortlich ist. Um eine kontinuierliche Verbesserung dieser neuen Programme zu gewährleisten, fungiert er als Ansprechpartner für interne und externe Lehrbeauftragte und fördert deren Beteiligung an der Lehre und der Koordination der Programme. Er unterstützt die Programmdirektoren und spielt eine zentrale Rolle bei der Aufrechterhaltung der Qualitätsstandards, bei der Auswahl der Studierenden sowie bei der Verbesserung der Patientensicherheit durch die effektive Integration von theoretischen und klinischen Lehrplänen.

Prof. Dr Anja Leist represents the University of Luxembourg at national and international workshops and in working groups on research assessment, especially within the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (COARA). She is leading an internal process of reflection on research assessment via the faculties and interdisciplinary centres.

Prof. Dr Georg Mein is responsible for developing a concept for the creation of a national centre for digital ethics at the University, conducting an international comparative study among similar centres and agencies and identifying national requirements in the area of digital ethics. He is working with external partners to determine the goals and parameters for a National Ethics Report on Digitalisation and associated flagship projects. His tasks also include identifying sources and possibilities for co-funding, taking inspiration from the Luxembourg Centre for Educational Testing (LUCET) model.

Prof. Dr. Valérie Schafer berät den Rektor und den Verwaltungs- und Finanzdirektor bei der Entwicklung eines strategischen Leitfadens für die Archive der Universität. Sie beteiligt sich an der Einstellung des Archivteams und unterstützt die Entwicklung der universitären Aktivitäten in diesem Bereich, einschließlich des Wissenstransfers, der Ausrichtung der Aktivitäten und des Aufbaus eines Netzwerks von internen und externen Partnern wie dem Ministerium und den Nationalarchiven.

Prof. Dr Emma Schymanski is involved in national initiatives related to open science and research data management. She is tasked with setting up a working group at the University of Luxembourg to develop a research data management plan that complies with open and FAIR data principles. She is responsible for developing policies for open access and FAIR research data and assessing the University of Luxembourg’s compliance with DORA, Horizon Europe and FNR requirements. She is also evaluating the potential impact of Plan S on the University of Luxembourg and its researchers.

As the coordinator of the HPC Strategy at the University of Luxembourg, Prof. Dr. Alexandre Tkatchenko oversees the development and diversification of high-performance computing-related activities, with a focus on services for computer sciences. His role includes promoting HPC initiatives both within and outside the university, representing it to various stakeholders in Luxembourg and at the European level. He collaborates with the HPC user community, participates in the university’s HPC Steering Committee, and ensures the communication of existing services through various channels such as the website, newsletter, and HPC school. Additionally, he will work closely with the „Open Science and Research Data Management“ mission.

Prof. Dr Claus Vögele is responsible for leading and strategically developing IAS, proposing an annual budget to the Vice-Rector for Research, and supervising the organisation and implementation of funding instruments for IAS. He heads the IAS Scientific Council and instigates and manages key activities. He is in charge of acquiring additional external funding. He represents IAS within the University and promotes the image of IAS at international level.