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. The project is one of four strategic initiatives funded by the Faculty of Humanities, University of Oslo, 2024‒2028. The main aim of the project is to discuss how humans affectively deal with environmental
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. The project is one of four strategic initiatives funded by the Faculty of Humanities, University of Oslo, 2024‒2028. The main aim of the project is to discuss how humans affectively deal with environmental
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, University of Oslo, 2024‒2028. The main aim of the project is to discuss how humans affectively deal with environmental change, as represented in and through literature, from the past and today, in the North
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developments are supported by the EU funded EBRAINS 2.0 project. EBRAINS Data Services aim to become the primary research infrastructure services for sharing, integrating, and analysing diverse and multiscale
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reimagination of AI project (uio.no) , funded by the Faculty of Humanities, University of Oslo. The candidate is expected to develop a research project closely connected to the main project. via Unsplash About
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) . Qualification requirements Master's degree in Media and Communication or equivalent education. The Master’s degree must have been obtained, and results must be available by the application deadline. The Master's
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to develop a research project closely connected to the main project. via Unsplash About the project HumAIn is an interdisciplinary humanities hub and collaborative research project aimed at investigating
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of Humanities, University of Oslo, 2024‒2028. The main aim of the project is to discuss how humans affectively deal with environmental change, as represented in and through literature, from the past and today, in
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, respectively, a 12 or 6 month Completion Grant . Qualification requirements A Master's degree or equivalent in one or more of the following: literary studies, classics, media studies or related relevant fields
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modern Europe ” funded by the European Research Council and led by Principal Investigator Marius Buning , Associate Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Oslo. UiO/ Anders Lien via