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evaluate large language models (LLMs) assisted methods for extracting, organising and assessing complex scientific information related to materials. The initial application will be phase diagrams and related
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14 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company University of Oslo Research Field Medical sciences Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Application Deadline 4 Oct
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25th October 2026 Languages English Norsk Bokmål English English PhD Scholarship - Multimodal AI for Forest Biodiversity Mapping Apply for this job See advertisement Key Information The National
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participate in an approved educational programme for a PhD degree within a period of 3 years. Further information about the PhD programme at the Faculty of Psychology can be found here . We can offer: Exciting
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logistics Analyse and interpret large-scale molecular data (approximately 11,000 proteins per project) in collaboration with our bioinformatics and statistics collaborators Publish results in international
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data. Experience with FITACF, PyDARN, GUISDAP and RST data analysis tools. Demonstrated experience of working with or developing AI tools for analysis of large datasets. Authorship or co-authorship in
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research designed and conducted by the PhD candidate. The research may build on, extend, or enable comparisons with research undertaken elsewhere in CAMELOT, but should not depend on data collection
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the employment period is required completed and acknowledged within 3 months from the date of employment. See information about admission criteria to the PhD-programme. It is important for OsloMet to reflect
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research designed and conducted by the PhD candidate. The research may build on, extend, or enable comparisons with research undertaken elsewhere in CAMELOT, but should not depend on data collection
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motivated to undertake high-level research to gain skills in computational methods and software tools to understand large, complex biological data. The position will be hosted within a dynamic international