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English Lab Engineer/Principal engineer in Precision cancer epigenomics group Apply for this job See advertisement Job description The aim of the Sahu group is to utilize cellular cancer models together
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able to teach from autumn semester 2026. Place of work is the Department of Geosciences at Blindern, Oslo. Your main tasks will be Course responsibility and class teaching in satellite remote sensing in
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the data analyses and have the opportunity to join as co-author on relevant publications. The successful candidate will join our Biodiversity & Palaeogenomics research group with master students, PhD fellows
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of the applicants: International peer-reviewed publications, with an emphasis on works published during the last five years (elapsed time on statutory leave will be added) Original and innovative research along with
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population occupied. This pilgrimage keeps growing and is now widely considered as one of the main expressions of Taiwanese cultural identity. But Taiwan is not the only place where Mazu is considered
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under the condition that the employer may change the subject area and assigned tasks according to the needs of the Department. Colourbox via Unsplash Colourbox Qualifications Masters’ or Ph.D. degree
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professional animal facilities for experimental models related to bone healing and implant performance. Your main tasks will be In practice, the candidate will: Work closely with students (Bachelor, Master, PhD
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Sciences, and has 75 permanent and 70 temporary members of scientific staff. Degrees are offered at bachelor and master level, plus a clinical training programme, and the PhD programme has 140 students
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laboratories, we seek a cleanroom engineer for a permanent position. The engineer will report to the UiO-MiNaLab Lab Manager. Your main tasks will be Maintenance of advanced scientific instrumentation, including
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component. The main research areas of the current staff cover broad areas of China studies, such as language and literature, history, religion, environment, education, migration, ethnic minorities, and Taiwan