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Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description UiB - Knowledge that shapes society Through robust and close
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Position as PhD Research Fellow in Machine Learning and Distributed Data Processing is available at the Department of Informatics, University of Oslo. Starting date preferably no later than 17.11.2025
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or theoretical/computational physics. Master’s students may apply if they expect to complete their final examination by 01.10.2025. Employment is contingent upon the degree being awarded. Solid experience with
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utilizing principles from thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and solid mechanics, these models enable a detailed understanding of processes such as charge transport, thermal management, and degradation
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well as of the cyclone family itself. The candidate will investigate the mechanisms by which moisture is drawn into and processed within cyclone families using reanalyses, idealised and realistic model simulations
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There is a vacancy for a PhD Research Fellow in borehole geophysics at the Department of Earth Science . The position is for a fixed-term period of 3 years with the possibility of a 4th year with career
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landscapes. Climate and land-use changes typically impact livestock grazing, forestry, recreation, energy production, and tourism, which in turn affect natural resources, cultural environments, and social
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Novel Regulators of Early Autophagy at the Omegasome” The project is led by Associate Professor Viola Nähse, whose research focuses on selective autophagy, particularly the molecular mechanisms governing
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increasingly recognized as a key factor in understanding climate variability and have the potential to improve seasonal to decadal climate predictions. The PhD candidate will investigate mechanisms of such basin