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Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Horizon Europe - ERC Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Oslo Business
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. The successful candidate will be enrolled in INN’s PhD program in Applied Ecology and Biotechnology, with a specialisation in Forestry. The PhD program helps address local and global problems concerning
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artificial intelligence to theoretical computer science. The department also hosts several high impact research groups that cover competencies relevant to the Norwegian industry such as the NorwAI and OpenAI
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activity and connectivity between nerve cells. MRI measurements can be affected by magnetic field inhomogeneities, resulting in geometric distortion and signal loss in the images. The aim of the project is
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assignments are included. The PhD Research Fellow will be based in the academic unit Public Administration and Governance at Oslo Business School and will be enrolled in OsloMet's PhD programme in Social
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are included. The PhD Research Fellow will be based in the academic unit Public Administration and Governance at Oslo Business School and will be enrolled in OsloMet's PhD programme in Social Sciences
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4th October 2026 Languages English English English The Department of Computer Science has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Digital Sovereignty Apply for this job See advertisement This is NTNU NTNU
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on the master’s thesis, or the average grade of the qualifying degree, is normally required for admission to the PhD program at the faculty. Personal qualities will be emphasised. Ambition and potential will also
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beyond nameplate limits. The tasks meant for the PhD work are related to: Quantifying how higher loading limits affect the socio-economic trade-off between reliability of supply and making additional
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intelligence to theoretical computer science. The department also hosts several high impact research groups that cover competencies relevant to the Norwegian industry such as the NorwAI and OpenAI laboratories