CONNECTING EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS

Shared expertise and international mobility across EULiST

Research mobility is a fundamental pillar of our ambition to strengthen collaboration across the alliance and create valuable opportunities for early career researchers to learn from one another. A six-month exchange between Institut Mines-Télécom (IMT) in France and Jönköping University (JU) in Sweden highlights how shared research interests can develop into meaningful international cooperation.

Cross-Border Collaboration in Action

As part of this exchange, PhD student Guillaume Pouget from IMT joined the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at JU’s School of Engineering. Together, the international team collaborated on cutting-edge research in:

1. Radar signal processing
2. Machine learning & Artificial Intelligence
3. Cybersecurity and industrial applications

Empowering the Next Generation of Researchers

The initiative originated from discussions between researchers who identified overlapping academic interests. Through the EULiST network, these initial connections evolved into a structured mobility opportunity that enables researchers to exchange knowledge, explore new perspectives, and strengthen ties between partner institutions.

Within the alliance, these activities are coordinated through the EULiST Early Career Center , which aims to support PhD candidates and early career researchers in connecting across institutions, participating in joint research networks, and gaining valuable international experience.

Guillaume Pouget from IMT (front), together with Professor Maria Riveiro (JU), Associate Professor Aurélie Montarnal (IMT), and Senior Lecturer Jerome Landré (JU).