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position is available at the Department of Automation and Process Engineering (IAP), Faculty of Engineering Science and technology in industrial and marine and industrial animal welfare. The position is
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animal DNA, and these will be available for re-analyses using methods dedicated to distinguishing the shrubs. The available plant DNA data can be used to reconstruct past temperature, moisture, disturbance
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chemistry, biology, toxicology, biomedicine, medicine, nutrition or statistics or other relevant fields. Candidates with documented skills and experience within epidemiology or biomedical statistics will be
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This position requires a master’s degree or equivalent in chemistry, biology, toxicology, biomedicine, medicine, nutrition or statistics or other relevant fields. Candidates with documented skills and experience
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cells. The candidate will collaborate with other researchers and supervise master- and bachelor students in on-going projects. Relevant techniques include working with research animals, different
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will collaborate with other researchers and supervise master- and bachelor students in on-going projects. Relevant techniques include working with research animals, different histological methods, and
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primarily be within biology/physiology, aquaculture technology and production environment, but may also be related to other central topics within the group, such as feed, nutrition and growth, reproduction
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the following methodologies: high throughput microscopy; deep learning algorithms (for imaging); programming (e.g. R, Python); FACS for cell isolation; research animals. We will also emphasize motivation and
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throughput microscopy; deep learning algorithms (for imaging); programming (e.g. R, Python); FACS for cell isolation; research animals. We will also emphasize motivation and personal suitability
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. Successful completion of this process is a key aspect of Atlantic salmon farming, crucial for animal welfare and economic productivity. The PhD project is linked to a four year NFR funded project "Hubsmolt