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Forest Inventory is looking for a PhD candidate to develop cutting-edge multimodal artificial intelligence methods for forest biodiversity mapping and monitoring. The project will investigate how
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” reflected in all our activities. We offer more than 40 study programs, from one-year programs to PhD-programs within e.g. Health Sciences and Social Care, Informatics, Law and Social Sciences, Logistics
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the study of automatic control and monitoring of dynamic systems. We develop the technologies of tomorrow through close cooperation with industry and academia, both in Norway and internationally
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an active role in all three studies and will develop and lead own sub-projects within each of them, in close collaboration with the supervisor team. The specific research questions of the three papers
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research-based knowledge on continuous software development, grounded in empirical studies. Carry out empirical studies in Norwegian software companies, with the aim of publishing in recognised journals and
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researchers to advance a universal science of embodied intelligence. NCEI brings together leading robotics and AI groups with key partners from industry and the public sector to study how intelligence emerges
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software development, grounded in empirical studies. Carry out empirical studies in Norwegian software companies, with the aim of publishing in recognised journals and conferences. Responsible for conducting
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, small non-coding RNAs, and blood-based Alzheimer biomarkers. The PhD candidate will take an active role in all three studies and will develop and lead own sub-projects within each of them, in close
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of neural networks, for reconstructing MR images directly from MR signals. By incorporating a physical model of the MR signal into the training of the INR network, we aim to compensate for the effects
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to investigate the potential of using Implicit Neural Representation (INR), a class of neural networks, for reconstructing MR images directly from MR signals. By incorporating a physical model of the