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, and to control the processing parameters such that the structural integrity of the cast components can meet with the demands to performance. The starting date is August or September 2026. Requests
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. You will become an integral part of a dynamic research team, joining the REACT-Lab (Renewable Energy and Advanced Construction Technologies Laboratory) and the URGENT (USN Research Group in Energy and
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the Centre for the Study of Professions. Programme description Information about the content and structure of this programme is described in more detail in the programme description (student.oslomet.no) PhD
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with tunnelling Be prepared for changes to your work duties after employment. Required selection criteria You must have a relevant master’s degree in construction engineering, engineering geology
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geothermal well construction. The work includes evaluating geothermal concepts relevant to Norway, such as deep hard‑rock wells, multilateral systems, and integration with seasonal heat storage solutions like
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testing, with a particular emphasis on supported, bimetallic catalyst systems. The overarching goal is to uncover clear structure-performance relationships that can guide rational catalyst development
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doctorate Carry out research of good quality within the framework described above Academic publications and popular science dissemination Participate in the research group Marine Structures Participate in
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, energy production and transmission, construction of data centres and various other forms of infrastructure. More projects of this kind will be needed if aiming at continuing to follow the prevailing socio
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structure methods within molecular response theory for molecules on surfaces and molecules under non-equilibrium conditions. The focus is to develop models which can describe how electronic charge transfer
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electronic structure methods in the areas of molecular response theory for molecules in complex environments. The developed methodologies will, for instance, be applied to model advanced spectroscopies