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including eight Professors, 20 Associate Professors/Assistant professors and about 30 Research Fellows on the PhD programme in ICT. The Department of ICT pursues a variety of research interests, focusing
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-programmes/phd-programme-in-computer-science/ ). The research programme in Computer Science currently includes 20 professors and associate professors, more than 30 PhD and post-doctoral fellows, and a large
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year with career-promoting work (e.g. teaching at the Department) and will be jointly supervised by Professor Morten Jakobsen (main supervisor) and researchers at NORCE (co-supervisors). The position is
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consisting of e.g., teaching and supervision duties and research assistance up to four years. Place of work is the Department of Informatics at Blindern, Oslo. No one can be appointed for more than one PhD
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Professor, 4 Assistant/Associate Professors and 8 PhD/Postdoc research fellows, HVL Robotics offers a close collaboration within variety of robotics disciplines. The robotics laboratory is equipped with
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, 170 master, and 75 PhD students. With 48 permanent professors/associate professors, post-docs, researchers, technical, and administrative personnel, the Department has a total staff of 260 from
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warm Arctic looked like during key Quaternary interglacials (MIS 5e, 11c), and Pliocene and Miocene warm intervals. This postdoctoral project will help characterize past warm periods across the Fram
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supervision duties and research assistance up to four years. Place of work is the Department of Informatics at Blindern, Oslo. No one can be appointed for more than one PhD Research Fellowship period at the
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project will help characterize past warm periods across the Fram Strait and the Arctic Ocean, through the integration and correlation of diverse geophysical and sedimentological records. Furthermore
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, 170 master, and 75 PhD students. With 48 permanent professors/associate professors, post-docs, researchers, technical, and administrative personnel, the Department has a total staff of 260 from