Do you want to explore AI and Big Data?
GrewAcademy
is your solution, by offering training tailored to all levels and all needs.
Looking to solve real-world challenges with statistics and machine learning?
GrewLab
is your partner for cutting-edge research and innovative solutions, tailored to your specific needs.
GrewAcademy
- GrewAcademy offers comprehensive training programs, from introductory courses to advanced expertise in statistics, machine learning, AI and Big Data, tailored to all levels and needs.
- Whether you're starting from scratch or looking to deepen your knowledge, our training will empower you to actively apply cutting-edge technologies and data-driven insights in your field.
- Our expert instructors, with deep academic experience, ensure a hands-on learning experience that equips you with the skills to stay competitive in a data-driven world.
Join GrewAcademy to become a leader in statistics, machine learning, AI and Big Data!
GrewLab
- GrewLab offers cutting-edge research and innovative solutions in AI and Big Data, helping you solve real-world challenges with tailored strategies.
- Our team of experts combines industry knowledge and academic rigor to deliver impactful solutions that drive success and keep you ahead of the curve.
- We collaborate closely with clients to develop advanced methodologies and ensure your projects achieve measurable results.
Partner with GrewLab for breakthrough research and transformative solutions!
Our Core Team
Meet Our Core Team
Our team, combined, has 40 years of experience
in research, training,
mentoring and consulting
at the interface between Academia and Industry
Prof Christophe Ley, Statistician and Data Scientist
- Specialist in statistics and data science
- 12+ years teaching from PhD to Bachelor level
- Winner of the 2012 Wernaers Prize for knowledge dissemination
- Awarded the 2014 Prix Marie-Jeanne Laurent-Duhamel for best PhD thesis in statistics
- Winner of a Teaching Award 2024 at the University of Luxembourg
- President of Luxembourg Statistical Society since 2020
- Elected Fellow of the International Statistical Institute
Prof Ivan Nourdin, Probabilist and Machine Learning Expert
- Specialist in probability theory and statistics
- Teaches a wide range of university courses
- Author of numerous educational and research books
- Winner of the 2011 Prize of the Foundation of Mathematical Sciences of Paris
- Ranked 1st in the world for citations in probability theory for the 2004 graduation year
- Former student of the École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay
Associate Expert, Any Domain
- If necessary, we do not hesitate to call on external partners from our pool of international experts
Some news
GrewIA Shines at Techie Night #27
On December 10, 2024, GrewIA had the pleasure of contributing to Techie Night #27.
This inspiring event was co-hosted by Silicon Luxembourg and the Université du Luxembourg.
During his talk, Ivan Nourdin shared his experience as an academic entrepreneur, emphasizing the intersection of advanced research and practical applications in the industry. This highlights GrewIA’s mission of translating mathematical research into impactful solutions.
With his captivating presentation, "AI Meets Handball", Florian Felice demonstrated the cutting-edge application of AI in sports analytics, positioning GrewIA as a leader in innovative AI solutions for sports!
Testimonial
GrewAcademy: What Our Clients Say
Dr Maude Pauly
Scientific Officer - Natural Sciences at Chambre des Députés
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Managing Director at GOPA Luxembourg
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Our Expertise
Examples of GrewLab Projects
For a client, we recently developed an advanced noise detector for textual data. The project involved training several large language models to automatically identify and filter irrelevant content, a task that had previously been performed manually.
In a research consulting project for a client, we used advanced simulation techniques and probabilistic modeling to evaluate the probability that a ferrous particle, enclosed in a vibrating box, would touch specific regions of the box, potentially causing a short circuit.