54 postdoctoral-image-processing-in-computer-science positions at University of Bergen
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: Applicants must hold a master's degree or equivalent education in applied physics or mathematics or a relevant engineering subject (e.g. mechanical, aerospace, chemical, or process safety). Master students can
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of the following areas is an advantage: Modelling and simulations of flow in porous media. Programming, image processing and machine learning Personal and relational qualities will be emphasized. Motivation
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be proficient in both written and oral English. Experience from one or both of the following areas is an advantage: Modelling and simulations of flow in porous media. Programming, image processing and
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Commission under the Horizon Europe framework program. NUCLEAR brings together European leaders in the fields of metabolomics, functional genomics, chromatin regulation, stem cell biology, and cancer with
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PhD-position for a duration of three (3) years). A PhD position is available within the “Bioanalytics and Intermediary Metabolism” research group, which is part of the “Systems Biology and Translational
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awarded. Computer programming experience using languages such as for example Python or C++ is a requirement. It is an advantage with a master’s degree related to ALICE or ATLAS. Experience from working with
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condition of employment that the master's degree has been awarded. Computer programming experience using languages such as for example Python or C++ is a requirement. It is an advantage with a master’s degree
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Sociology. The position requires being able to teach sociology in Norwegian from day one. The Department of Sociology is part of an extensive social science environment at The Faculty of Social Sciences and
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an approved educational programme for a PhD degree within a period of 3 years. The deadline for applying for admission to the PhD programme at The Faculty of Science and Technology is 2 months after you start
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Excellence. The Center focuses on algorithmic narrativity, new environments and materialities, and the shifting cultural contexts in which digital narratives are received and processed. We investigate the ways