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application process here. About the position Are you motivated to develop next-generation research infrastructure at the intersection of robotics, mechatronics, sensor systems, and life science technology? We
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-derived material, tissue engineering, microfluidics, advanced analytics, and digital technologies, NAM platforms enable the development of highly predictive and human-relevant biomedical models
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effectively with such long-term futures. CAMELOT investigates the capacities that enable individuals, groups, and institutions to think about and govern for the long term. The project develops new theory
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institutions to think about and govern for the long term. The project develops new theory on long-term governance capacities and studies whether and how such capacities can be strengthened through experimental
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on developing probabilistic latent-variable methods for large and structured biological data, with applications in genomics, spatial transcriptomics, and fluorescence imaging. High-dimensional and structured
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are seeking a candidate with strong expertise in high voltage engineering, hands-on laboratory experience, and a proven ability to contribute to both experimental work and research development within an active
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researchers eager to contribute to this emerging scientific frontier. About the project The role of the PhD candidate will be to develop efficient methods for Hybrid Learning-Control Methods for Autonomous
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still designed with deterministic rules that say little about how safe they actually are. This project sets out to change that. We are looking for a PhD Candidate to develop a probabilistic, risk
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of three national centres funded through the Norwegian Research Council’s TRANSPORT 2050 programme and brings together leading Norwegian research institutions and transport agencies to develop new knowledge
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resilience and impacting quality of life – as well as longevity in general. At the same time, advances in AI have led to the development of conversational agents, AI companions, and socially assistive