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Internship & Master Thesis Offer – 2021

Our master thesis and internships offers for the coming year, supervised by our software engineering department or by our research & development department, will be available in the course of November, and will cover the following research topics:

 

Regarding data privacy: 

  • Legal entity relations with knowledge graph
  • Legal NLP
  • Privacy by design
  • Topic modeling
  • Text summarisation

 

Regarding data automation

  • GAN for multimodal representation
  • AutoML
  • Optimization methods
  • Computer vision
  • Graph Embeddings

 

Regarding data pipelines

  • Reinforcement learning
  • Optimisation methods
  • Stream Processing
  • CEP
  • Network compression

 

Regarding data quality

  • Denoising technique
  • GAN for missing data
  • Semi-Supervised learning
  • Data cleaning
  • Attention Model for Structural dep.

 

Each project is an opportunity to feel both empowered and responsible for your professional development and to address tomorrow’s challenges in ICT, coached by the Eura Nova crew. The detailed offers will be available mid-november. In the meantime, do not hesitate to contact us at career@euranova.eu for any question regarding internships and master thesis!

As an example, the documents listed below present our 2020 master thesis and internships:

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