4 finite-element-analysis PhD scholarships at Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)
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, optimization techniques, and climate change scenario analysis. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of intelligent models and decision-support tools that enhance the performance
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focus on how interactions between species at different trophic levels shape these responses. The project combines (1) analysis of long-term datasets to quantify historical changes in the distributions
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. The successful candidate will work on field-based experiments, data collection, and analysis, focusing on understanding the interaction between floral resources, pollinator activity, and apple yield outcomes
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highlighted adipose tissue necrosis as a key component of the pathogenesis, possibly linking the onset of the condition to the fat content in the diet and, subsequently, the fillet. The selected candidate will