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Cancer Cell Death Apply for this job See advertisement About the position A 2-year researcher position is available in cancer immunology and cancer cell death at the Cell Signalling and Immune Regulation
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results. You will join the Section for renewable energy and forest sciences and conduct cutting‑edge research using remotely sensed point‑cloud and image data to map forests. The position is part of two
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adaptations, digital, technical, or physical adjustments, or other practical measures. If you have an immigrant background, a disability, or CV gaps (Norwegian), we encourage you to indicate this in the job
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, or other practical measures. If you have an immigrant background, a disability, or CV gaps (Norwegian), we encourage you to indicate this in the job application portal. We always invite at least one
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is May 1st 2026 (negotiable with the Department). To understand evolutionary processes in coastal marine ecosystems, with a focus on sessile organisms, the appointed researcher will work with analyses
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in the processing of the applications. We can offer: A good and professionally stimulating working environment Position as researcher (code 1109 in the basic collective agreement) and a gross annual
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the application process. Information webinar Oslo National Academy of the Arts will organize an information webinar for applicants Dec 10 2025 at 5-6 PM, answering questions related to the application process and
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process should be directed to HR Advisor Gudrun Horvei . Diversity is a strength that enables us to solve our tasks even better. UiB therefore needs qualified employees regardless of gender, ethnicity
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Trondheim. At NTNU, 9,000 employees and 43,000 students work to create knowledge for a better world. You can find more information about working at NTNU and the application process here. About the Job With
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also contact senior researcher Assia Belbachir, assb@norceresearch.no . Practical questions about the application process should be directed to the HR adviser Christine Bresil, Christine.bresil@uib.no