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at the university in the field of structural mechanics: strength studies, structural mechanics of bar structures, knowledge of teaching methodology, experience in supervising students, and research experience
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of the document certifying education and/or academic degree; CV (curriculum vitae) and a structured list of scientific publications of recent ten years, in the Estonian Research Information System
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vitae) and a structured list of scientific publications of recent ten years, in the Estonian Research Information System (ETIS) standard format (up to ten significant publications from the earlier period
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: an application to the Rector; a copy of the document certifying education and/or academic degree; CV (curriculum vitae) and a structured list of scientific publications of recent ten years, in the Estonian
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thesis topic: “Directional structure of the Baltic Sea wave climate” Supervisors: Sup. Tenured Full Professor Dr. Tarmo Soomere, Department of Cybernetics: Laboratory of Wave Engineering Co-Sup. Senior
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. Contact for additional information on the documents required for applying and the recruitment process: TalTech Human Resources Office, email konkurss@taltech.ee . Where to apply Website https
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. Researcher Dr. Katri Viigand, Department of Cybernetics: Laboratory of Wave Engineering Summary Extreme water levels pose a major challenge for engineering structures and low-lying coastal areas. This PhD
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to increase. Position comes with full social and medical benefits in Estonia. About the University and the department Estonian Maritime Academy (EMERA), a structural unit of Tallinn University
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public sector organizations and regulators translate abstract principles of responsible innovation, such as fairness, accountability, and transparency, into concrete governance structures, processes, and
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two-peak directional wind structure (frequent SW and less frequent NW/NNW strong winds) (Soomere, 2003), results in the frequent occurrence of high waves that approach the shore at a large angle