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large datasets, and applying AI approaches (e.g. machine learning, image segmentation, multimodal AI data integration) will be considered advantageous. Strong skills in communicating scientific results
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degree. Grade average of B or better (or equivalent score) is required both for the program in total and the master’s thesis. See admission requirements: PhD in Biosciences. The PhD will oversee planning
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field of study is required Applicants from outside the EU/EEA must submit NOKUT approval of their master’s degree Grade average of B or better (or equivalent score) both for the programme in total and the
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, both oral and written Grade average of B or better (or equivalent score) both for the programme in total and the master’s thesis Desired qualifications: Good knowledge about population ecology Good
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of their master’s degree Grade average of B or better (or equivalent score) both for the programme in total and the master’s thesis. See admission requirements: PhD in Biosciences It is assumed that the successful
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will be for a 3-year period without teaching. The start date is set for fall 2025, though this is flexible. via Unsplash Qualification requirements A 2-year (120 ETCS) MSc degree in a relevant program is
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from the chromosome-level reference genome alignments. Historical and population comparisons will also be undertaken. This PhD position will be associated with the Ecology and Animal Science, Production
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Experience in microalgae cultivation, bioreactor technology, genomics and microscopy are an advantage Commitment to laboratory work, high quality writing and scientific excellence at the highest level Work
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. Computing big datasets will be an essential part of the project. The following problems will be investigated: the effect of cryopreservation on sperm DNA modifications the effect of temperature
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, phycology, and biosciences. Grade average of B or better both for the programme in total and the master’s thesis Drylab skills in molecular biology including DNA extraction, Qubit quantification Experience