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, nuclear waste management and environmental modelling. The successful candidate will also have opportunities to collaborate closely with NNRC partners and relevant international research groups
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, for the successful candidate, will be further developed in collaboration with the project group. Applicants must hold a relevant master’s degree in fields such as philosophy, science and technology studies, sociology
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Engineering research group at NTNU provides a dynamic and collaborative working environment with access to advanced laboratory infrastructure and strong links to academia and industry. The position offers
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on sustainable mineral technologies for the future. The Mining Engineering Research Group at NTNU provides a dynamic and collaborative working environment with access to advanced laboratory infrastructure and
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or junior researchers. Experience from international or externally funded collaborative research projects. Knowledge of research-data management, open science and FAIR data principles. Personal
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formation. Apply bioinformatic and AI-supported tools for the design and prioritisation of genetic constructs. Document, analyse and interpret experimental data. Collaborate with researchers and project
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, experimental psychology and psychopharmacology, whilst working in an ambitious yet friendly and collaborative, interdisciplinary environment. The research group comprises affective and social neuroscience
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group strategy will be an advantage. The University of Oslo encourages international collaboration, and we welcome projects that make this possible. We are looking for a candidate with a genuine interest
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equations It is also an advantage if you have experience with publication-oriented research work and collaboration in international research environments. Knowledge of Norwegian or another Scandinavian
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20th century, the project compares how these regimes implemented their propaganda and censorship plans, and it contrasts them with how writers resisted and collaborated within their state apparatus. It