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, Netherlands (1 month): training in the CircAdapt cardiovascular modelling platform and model personalisation methods. Where to apply Website https://2411.webcruiter.no/Main2/Recruit/Public/5167521419
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modelling for planning structural heart interventions. Where to apply Website https://2411.webcruiter.no/Main2/Recruit/Public/5167557384 Requirements Research FieldEngineering » Biomedical
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The Department of Built Environment https://www.oslomet.no/en/about/tkd/be at Oslo Metropolitan University has a vacancy for a PhD candidate available in the area of railway systems/railway sleepers in UHPC
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høy relevans for arbeidslivet, velferdsstaten og storbyregionen. About the position The Department of Built Environment https://www.oslomet.no/en/about/tkd/be at Oslo Metropolitan University has a
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for admission to the PhD program (next section) Desired qualifications: Experience with cryosphere applications, snow in particular Working knowledge of Norwegian or a Scandinavian language International
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coastal, inland, and cross-border northern landscapes makes it a particularly meaningful base for ROADS. The School of Business and Economics at UiT hosts a growing community of scholars working
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approaches to better understand ecological interactions from the interspecific to the community level within and across ecosystems from the catchment to the coast. The project The successful candidate will
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member of the National Insurance Scheme which also include health care services. More practical information about working and living in Norway can be found here: https://uit.no/staffmobility UiT via
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Personvernregler for databehandling: Fingerprint - Personvernregler for databehandling Utløpsdato: ett år Navn: _vid_t Leverandør: .jobbnorge.no Databehandlingsansvarlig: Formål: Saves the selected language for
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more than 100 researchers from mathematics, statistics, machine learning, logic, language technology, philosophy, and related fields. As a PhD fellow, you will become part of this interdisciplinary research