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aspects, of which the PhD student sought after in this call will focus on the #1: 1. Research on environmental benefits 2. Geological research 3. Material studies Research method: The study will be
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Department of Physics seeks applicants for a PhD student position within the field of semiconductor device
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Description of the offer : The University of Iceland seeks applicants for a PhD student position within the field of magnetic metamaterials. The position is funded for three years by the Icelandic
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data analysis skills - programming skills are beneficial. Proficiency in written and spoken English Independence and ability to work in a team PhD applicants must fulfill the requirements
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Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Applications are invited for a PhD student position in Geophysics, focusing on analysis of volcano-tectonic
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predictability. The PhD candidate will receive training in state-of-the-art techniques for earthquake simulation and machine learning applications tailored to seismic catalogs. The various components of this study
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of director and research specialist at the Research Centre in Breiðdalsvík. The University of Iceland Research Centre in Breiðdalsvík was established in 2021, developed from the Breiðdalssetur Research and
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Environmental Sciences of the University of Iceland. Obtaining external research grants. Participation in the management of the department and other academic service and administrative tasks. Requirements
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of Iceland is open for applications. The position is funded by a three-year grant from the Icelandic Research Fund. We are looking for an enthusiastic PhD student to synthesize stable radicals, both
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The University of Iceland announces postdoctoral jobs, awarded for up to three years. The grants are intended for researchers who have completed their PhD in