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constructs. Experience with promoter engineering, regulatory-sequence design or optimisation of microbial gene expression. Experience with CRISPR-based genome engineering or other advanced strain-engineering
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potentially meta-transcriptomic sequencing data alongside phenotypic and other veterinary data generated by project partners at NMBU. This integration could involve conducting statistical and computational
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, DNA isolation, gene cloning, sequence analysis, mutagenesis. Experience with proteomics techniques such as mass spectrometry, production of recombinant proteins. Experience with work with experimental
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/Scandinavia in a broader European comparative perspective. More information about the project can be found here: STRUGGLE project website The PhD project should align broadly with the framework of the STRUGGLE
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project within the overarching thematic scope of the larger project, namely the organizational basis and conduct of warfare. While the PhD project should align with the framework of the main project
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overarching thematic scope of the larger project, namely authoritarian threats to science. While the PhD project should align with the framework of the main project, the candidate has significant flexibility
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or computer science, and more recently, learning analytics and AI in education. GenAI have the last years changed important parts of the knowledge infrastructures for students in higher education. Multiple resources
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and experimental immunology with cutting-edge technologies, including modern high-throughput sequencing and bioinformatics. The project investigates the transcriptional profiles of Atlantic cod immune
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on a subset of the participating devices. Aggregate computing provides a unifying foundation for developing these systems, avoiding a centralised server and obtaining deployment on multiple hardware
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or computer science, and more recently, learning analytics and AI in education. GenAI have the last years changed important parts of the knowledge infrastructures for students in higher education. Multiple resources