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Contact City Trondheim Website http://www.ntnu.no Street Richard Birkelands vei 2B Postal Code 7491 STATUS: EXPIRED X (formerly Twitter) Facebook LinkedIn Whatsapp More share options E-mail Pocket Viadeo
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affiliated with the Centre, and opportunities for research stays with partners, both nationally and abroad, through its international network. Read more about the Centre and its research at the website: https
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and gastric carcinoma. The PhD candidate will be part of a structured doctoral programme, with the aim of completing a PhD within the employment period (i.e., 3 years). Duties of the position Complete
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The position A position as PhD Fellow on the study of microbial (i.e. algae, bacteria, fungi) taxonomic diversity and productivity in the sea ice biome is available at the Department of Arctic and Marine Biology
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insurance schemes. Salary in position as Associate Professor (position code 1011) in salary range NOK from 850 000 - to 950 000, depending on competence and experience. From the salary, two % is deducted in
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: Experience in analysing and working with CESM/NorESM and with paleo proxies (i.e., ice cores, tree rings) will be advantageous. The PhD candidate should be interested to work in a multi-disciplinary research
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completed degree (M.Sc.-level) corresponding to a minimum of four years in the Norwegian educational system. Solid knowledge about transport phenomena (i.e. mass transport) and reaction kinetics Fluent oral
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information (i.e. information that is restricted according to Norwegian legislation). It is required that the appointed candidate fill the criteria to obtain a security clearance according to the Norwegian
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our solar system, and only a few hundreds of exoplanets can broadly be considered temperate and rocky. Consequently, the collection lacks typical inner solar system planets (i.e., Mercury, Venus, Earth