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biotechnology is available at University of Inland Norway (INN), Faculty of Applied Ecology, Agricultural Sciences and Biotechnology, Department of biotechnology. The position will run for 3 years, starting primo
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progression and chemoresistance. Work tasks The work tasks will generally include one or more of the following: Main work task will be single cell-analysis of gene expression (scRNA-seq) together with chromatin
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UiO/Anders Lien 17th August 2026 Languages English English English Postdoctoral research fellowship in gesture-vocalization relations in song performance Apply for this job See advertisement Job
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Python-based neuroscience data tools; statistical and computational analysis skills. Experience with histology, viral techniques, or behavioural assays in rodents. Personal Skills The role requires someone
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inclusive place to study and work. Postdoctoral position in Social Anthropology – ERC Project In/visible women of the sea. Gendering fishery politics and advocacy (GENMAR) The Department of Social
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to sustainable and democratic development and be an attractive and inclusive place to study and work. ... (Video unable to load from YouTube. Accept cookie and refresh page to watch video, or click here to open
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modalities combine to create meaning). Tasks will include contributing to project theory and methods development for the analysis of multimodal communication in song performance; audio feature extraction; pose
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of developing microbial or enzyme mixtures that improve feed use and support fish health. Possible biotechnological applications of the enzymes will be explored, in collaboration with other projects. We will use
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are seeking a committed candidate for a three-year fixed-term position funded by the Norwegian Research Council and The Research Funds for Agriculture and Food Industry (FFL/JA) as part of the SmartWheat
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expertise for an unpredictable world. About the Project The position is part of ERC-funded research project examining how individuals, public institutions and societies develop the capacity to anticipate and