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network of high expertise with possibilities of research stays abroad. The candidate will be part of an interdisciplinary project group where close collaboration across academic disciplines and scientific
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to an international and interdisciplinary network of high expertise with possibilities of research stays abroad. The candidate will be part of an interdisciplinary project group where close collaboration across
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network of researchers working in the intersection of climate change and armed conflict. For more information about the research group, see Violence, Institutions and Peace (VIP) – Department of Sociology
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supply and a path to a net-zero-emissions society. SecurEL aims to develop new knowledge addressing research challenges arising from accelerated electrification and increased use of the existing grid
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strong network of researchers Training in advanced statistical methods and psychopharmacology Good welfare schemes. Opportunity of up to 1.5 hours a week of exercise during working hours. Membership in
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considerations and academic relevance will be an important part of the selection process. Applicants must therefore align their application with one of the Faculty's research groups/networks . You can find the
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collaborating institutions Opportunities for international collaboration and travel through a strong network of researchers Training in advanced statistical methods and psychopharmacology Good welfare schemes
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remunerated in accordance with the Norwegian State Salary Scale and OsloMet’s salary policy under code 1017 as a PhD candidate, with a starting salary of NOK 532,200 per annum. The application process If you
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and reproducible research, e.g., in the development of codes and algorithms. We will focus on devising computational solutions that can immediately be of use in other applications contexts as well
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of associated ecosystems under events of wastewater discharge, industrial discharge, and urban runoff. In the Muncipality of Ålesund in Norway, a network of sensors has been installed in a drinking water source