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Stig Brøndbo 18th January 2026 Languages English English English Faculty of Science and Technology PhD fellow in “LLMs based Knowledge Graphs towards Digital Twin Development in Green Shipping
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through the development life cycle. The extent of this training is governed by several factors, chief among them is the high degree of variation experienced in food raw materials. Those goods may have short
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challenges, such as technological development requiring rare minerals, and mitigation and adaptation to climate change. Knowledge is needed of these processes of landscape change, their driving forces and
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possibly a standardized tower as an offering from the turbine manufacturer to the wind power developers. The second stage is the design of a foundation or substructure to suit the site conditions of a
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The PhD programme in Innovation for Sustainability is interdisciplinary, applied and project oriented. It is suited for research and development work within private and public sectors as
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candidates to conduct research in the field of evidence synthesis. The projects will focus on the development of statistical methods for the synthesis of complex data. About the research group The new research
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. ... (Video unable to load from YouTube. Accept cookie and refresh page to watch video, or click here to open video) About the position Technology development in geothermal energy and deep drilling has
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exports, and to facilitate the sustainable development of wind power. The Centre is led by SINTEF, with research partners NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), UiO (University of Oslo
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within the research project SenseWood – Digitalisation of wooden building skins for a predictable performance. SenseWood, funded by The Research Council of Norway, aims to develop a new digital technology
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treatments and patient survival, treatment resistance inevitably develops, and multiple myeloma remains incurable. Novel approaches to provide an accurate prognosis, guide treatment choices and develop new