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approach (e.g. interviews or classroom observations). The PhD Fellow will be expected to be able to use advanced quantitative methods to analyze ILSA data. The successful candidate should have prior
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English English Join the TIK Centre for a PhD fellowship in Innovation Studies, diving into AI's impact on organizations! Re-announcement of a PhD research fellowship (SKO 1017) in Innovation studies Apply
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fellowship. Qualification requirements Formal qualifications Applicants must hold a degree equivalent to a Norwegian doctoral degree (PhD) in Political Science, or a closely related discipline before taking up
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well as PhD & Postdoc fellows and Adjunct Professors. More about the position The methodology unit of the MAKS-section includes five permanent academic positions in quantitative methods. The candidate is
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is typically balanced between research, teaching and academic leadership. The Department is a partner in the national research school in epidemiology, EPINOR, through which PhD candidates gain access
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the new Master’s program in quantum science and -technology. This includes teaching relevant courses and supervising students for their master’s and PhD degrees. Moreover, the candidate should be able
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/index.html The researcher will be part of a growing team of researchers, postdocs and PhD students working on intelligent observing systems using machine learning and data assimilation methods in the ACTIVATE
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PhD candidates. At present, the Department of Technology Systems has two sections: Section for Autonomous Systems and Sensor Technologies and Section for Energy Systems. There is significant
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). The staff consists of approximately 40 professors and associate professors, in addition to postdoctoral fellows, PhD candidates, researchers, and technical and administrative staff. In total, the Department