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, and systems optimization. The candidate will work actively as part of the Water Transport Systems and Stormwater Management research group . This position offers the opportunity to advance innovative
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of Biostatistics, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences (IMB), University of Oslo (UiO), Norway. The candidate shall take part in the research group on “Statistical models for high-dimensional and functional data
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of undertaking critical, independent and high quality interdisciplinary and policy-related research on the challenges and dilemmas posed by sustainable development. As of June 1 2025, SUM will become part of UiO’s
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year, allocated for teaching anatomy. The project is part of a collaboration with the Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science at NMBU and with the Anatomy Department, Faculty of Veterinary
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progress both internally and externally. Publish the results in recognised scientific journals. Take part in the mandatory PhD research education program. The candidate is further expected to: Participate
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training component comprises 30 ECTS (10 ECTS are granted for compulsory courses, 20 ECTS are granted for elective courses) and the research component (dissertation) comprises 150 ECTS. The compulsory
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. Computing big datasets will be an essential part of the project. The following problems will be investigated: the effect of cryopreservation on sperm DNA modifications the effect of temperature
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for offshore wind at Norwegian yards: Efficient operations through digital twins and artificial intelligence”. The candidate will be part of the Production Management research group at NTNU’s Department
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of Rock Engineering. The prospective candidate will be part of the Engineering Geology and Rock Mechanics research group at IGV but will also collaborate with other NTNU departments and societal
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work. Your application must also contain a plan for your doctoral project which includes: project description plan for the training component progress plan funding plan proposal for academic supervisor(s