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. If multiple applicants have approximately equivalent qualifications, the rules pertaining to moderate gender quotas shall apply. The University of Bergen applies the principle of public access to information
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health care sector and in public case handling, ensuring their alignment with domain needs and regulatory requirements. Developing benchmarking pipelines for language models, focusing on performance
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regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, worldview, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and age. We encourage women/men to apply. If multiple applicants have approximately
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ansatte)". Organizational changes and changes in the duties and responsibilities associated with the position must be expected. State employment shall reflect the multiplicity of the population at large
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research environment with multiple research groups and seminar series. Involvement in a large research project that provides opportunities to build a network with scholars researching political elites around
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, considering the social and environmental implications of digital decision-support tools, and strive for inclusive and equitable urban solutions Collaborate effectively with multiple co-supervisors and large
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comprehensive course curriculum. Supervision by one or two academic supervisors. A stimulating and international research environment with multiple research groups and seminar series. A friendly and inclusive
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ansatte)". Organizational changes and changes in the duties and responsibilities associated with the position must be expected. State employment shall reflect the multiplicity of the population at large
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characteristics influence streamflow dynamics. This work will support and align with other research works in the CMT, including those focused on seasonal runoff in glacierised areas, as well as mountain resilience
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research funds that can be used for e.g. travel and research assistance (currently NOK 45,000 per year). A stimulating and international research environment with multiple research groups and seminar series