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known gene-regulation activities required for healthy embryo development. The project is highly interdisciplinary spanning advanced microscopy, gene regulation, active matter physics, and computational
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27 Mar 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company NHH Norwegian School of Economics Department Business and Management Science Research Field Economics » Other Researcher Profile Recognised
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process here . ... (Video unable to load from YouTube. Accept cookie and refresh page to watch video, or click here to open video) About the position The Department of Circulation and Medical Imaging
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program, which aims to map the year-round distribution of 16 seabird species in the North Atlantic and understand how changes in environmental conditions affect their demography and population trajectories
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of Norway through the “Arctic MSCA-PF program”. Successful postdoc candidates will be invited for a two-day MSCA-PF symposium June 10-11, 2026 (hybrid physical/digital event, see details at https://uit.no
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Applicants must hold a degree corresponding to a Norwegian doctoral degree in biostatistics, statistics, machine learning, mathematics, data science, computer science or another relevant field. Doctoral
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(MSCA-PF) to pursue a career in research. We invite applications from promising young researchers within the field of Computational Biology & Ecological Modeling. The selected candidate will write a
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through the “Arctic MSCA-PF program”. Successful postdoc candidates will be invited for a two-day MSCA-PF symposium June 10-11, 2026 (hybrid physical/digital event, see details at https://uit.no/arcticmsca
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physical/digital event, see details at https://uit.no/arcticmsca/programstructure ). At this event, the candidates will present their past research achievements, discuss future plans with their potential
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symposium June 10-11, 2026 (hybrid physical/digital event, see details at uit.no/project/arcticmsca/program-structure ). At this event, the candidates will present their past research achievements, discuss