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, algorithms, software development). Norwegian language skills at level B2. New employees who do not speak a Scandinavian language by appointment is required, within three years, to demonstrate skills in
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of algorithms for medical image analysis. The successful candidate will investigate computational complexity, stability, and numerical summaries of multiparameter persistence, as well as applications to medical
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biology, genetics, aquatic biology, toxicology, ecology, and evolutionary biology. The Department also operates Finse research station, the Biological research station in Drøbak and UiO's research vessel
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), machine learning algorithms, and perception methods can improve the autonomy, robustness, and precision of robotic manipulation in challenging environments. The project lies at the intersection of control
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applications to medical data. The project will combine theoretical work on multiparameter persistence with the design and implementation of algorithms for medical image analysis. The successful candidate will
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mathematical and computational engine of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and therefore it is a fundamental force of technological progress in our increasingly digital, data- and algorithm-driven world. Integreat
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analysing algorithms and metrics for ensuring fair treatment of groups defined by protected attributes (e.g. gender, age, ethnicity, …). Theoretical relations between fairness notions: studying
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is part of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at NTNU. It was established as a Centre of Excellence in 2002, 2012, and again in 2023. Our Centre of Excellence, the Center for Algorithms in
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for probabilistic unsupervised learning for structured biological data. The successful candidate will: Develop probabilistic factor models and scalable inference algorithms for structured biological (multi-view) high
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vendors remain difficult to identify and assess. These dependencies arise not only from technical limitations but also from interactions among algorithms, data flows, platform architectures, workflows, and