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you can become our new colleague at Department of Process, Energy and Environmental Technology at The Faculty of Technology, Natural Sciences and Maritime Sciences. The position is available from
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. You can find more information about working at NTNU and the application process here . ... (Video unable to load from YouTube. Accept cookie and refresh page to watch video, or click here to open video
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or surface process modelling, and quantitative earth science is a requirement. Background and research interest in geodynamics and long-term tectonics is a requirement. Evidence of the ability to present and
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will also conduct a reference check before appointment. Read more about the employment process. In accordance with the Freedom of Information Act § 25 (2), applicants may request that they are not
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, meteorology, oceanography, physics, mathematics, or related fields, or must have submitted his/her master's thesis for assessment prior to the application deadline. It is a condition of employment that
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, physics/applied physics, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, or a related discipline. Candidates with a background in dentistry or dental technology may also be considered if they hold an
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, 2026. For further information about the appointment process, click here. Formal regulations: Applicants who have already held a PhD position at the University of Bergen are not eligible to apply
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, physics/applied physics, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, or a related discipline. Candidates with a background in dentistry or dental technology may also be considered if they hold an
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of these groups is invited for an interview as part of our commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunity. For further information about the recruitment process, click here . via Unsplash Life as a PhD candidate
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position A three-year position as Postdoctoral Research Fellow inQuantum Machine Learning for Multimode Mechanics (QM3L / QuantERA 2025) is available at the Department of Physics. Supervisors are Prof