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of Biotechnology and Food Science, NTNU. The position is linked to AIMARIA – Accelerating Innovation in Marine AI-Powered Bioprospecting, a Horizon Europe Innovation Action coordinated by NTNU. AIMARIA combines
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. The project combines advanced computational mechanics, nonlinear finite element analysis and fluid–structure interaction to address critical challenges in civil protection and societal resilience. About the
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of Data Science is one of Norway’s early dedicated academic environments in data science and applied machine learning. The department combines expertise in machine learning, statistical modelling
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magnetic properties, enabling completely new interface functionalities in future spintronics. The project combines elements from physics (magnetic and topological properties), chemistry/material technology
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of industrial waste heat using absorption-based high-temperature heat pump technologies. The PhD candidate will be part of a dynamic and collaborative research environment working on combined heat and power
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programme (2026–2035) combines basic research, applied science, and innovation – offering unique opportunities for professional development and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Arctic Ocean 2050 focuses
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overcome the scarcity of real-world fault data by combining Simulation-Based Inference (SBI) and Building Performance Simulation (BPS). By integrating historical facility management (FDVU) records with live
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on the processes controlling transport and retention of redox-sensitive, potentially mobile radionuclides. The successful candidate will combine laboratory investigations, radioanalytical techniques and numerical
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various spatial and temporal scales to improve accuracy. It aims to combine small-scale atmospheric phenomena, such as turbulence, with larger-scale weather patterns and climate influences
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” combining sociology, STS, political science, history, and energy systems perspectives. The project addresses the ongoing and often contentious public debate about data centre developments in Norway and