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the possibility of linkage to administrative registers. The role of the candidate will focus on developing reproducible code (Stata, R, Python) to curate raw accelerometer data and derive metrics that characterize
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programming expertise of tools or performing analysis in Python and R is an advantage excellent oral and written communication skills in English skills in written and oral Norwegian/Swedish/German are
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-oriented compiled programming language (java or C#) and one general purpose programming language (R or python) be able to work independently and in a structured manner, and have the ability to cooperate with
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data, quality assessment/filtering, alignment and variant detection. Experience with long-read (PacBio/ONT) NGS sequencing, genome assembly and annotation Strong competence in programming (shell/python/R
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for this job Deadline 9th January 2026 Employer Østfold University College Municipality Halden Scope Fulltime (1 positions) Fulltime (%) Duration Temporary Place of service B R A veien 4, 1783 Halden Loading...
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competencies and skills within programming and statistical analyses (e.g., in Python, R, or STATA) are a requirement. A Background/knowledge in media technology is a requirement. The applicant must be able
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laboratory work. Experience with molecular biology techniques, such as RNA sequencing (from RNA extraction to data analysis) Experience with immunohistochemistry Experience in using R, python or similar
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Stein Ove Erikstad and Associate Professor Benjamin Lagemann, and your immediate leader is Head of Department. About the project FME MarTrans is a Norwegian R&D centre for Maritime Energy Transition. It
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familiarity with laboratory methods, such as qPCR, immunohistochemistry and flow cytometry are required. Experience in use of omics tools and handling of big dataset as well as analysis of data using R software
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work within the Norwegian R&D centre for Maritime Energy Transition (FME MarTrans) on climate change mitigation in the transport sector. The objective of the research is to identify mitigation strategies