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Research Fellow in applied ecology at the Department of Biological Sciences (BIO) and the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research at the University of Bergen . The position is for a fixed-term period of 3
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Biology, Norwegian College of Fishery Science (NFH) and School of Business and Economics. The main task of BFE is to conduct teaching and research dissemination at a high national and international level
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biology, genomics, and environmental science are extensive, both within the NHM and externally. More about the position The PhD project will explore whether convergent Arctic traits, such as cold tolerance
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processing, medical/biological applications, sensor technology and sensor data, Matlab framework. The applicant must be fluent in oral and written English. Advantageous prior experience: elderly care
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multidisciplinary supervisory team that draws on expertise from the University of Bergen’s Departments of Earth Science, Biological Sciences, and Geophysical Institute. The project also benefits from close
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signal processing Mandatory experience and formal training: signal processing, medical/biological applications, sensor technology and sensor data, Matlab framework. The applicant must be fluent in oral and
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from the University of Bergen’s Departments of Earth Science, Biological Sciences, and Geophysical Institute. The project also benefits from close collaboration with national public agencies, such as the
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, between our employees and our students and between UiT and our partners. The Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics (BFE) consists of Department of Arctic and Marine Biology, Norwegian College
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approximately 60 employees and six research groups, our expertise spans molecular biology, physiology and cardiology. The project will be supervised by Senior Researcher Cathrine Rein Carlson, whose research team
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, Physical Oceanography or Marine Biology/Ecology/Biogeochemistry. It is not necessary to have experience with biogeochemistry beforehand, but an interest in biogeochemical cycles is expected. However, it is