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, and make plans to achieve them Present and discuss your research with other academics Get involved and contribute constructively with feedback Work constructively under pressure or in the face of
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clear and appropriate to the project’s overall objectives. It is a strength, but not a firm requirement, if the proposed project make use of or build upon existing data and research trajectories from
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. Relevant projects may make use of large-scale survey data, administrative or register-based data, repeated cross-sectional or longitudinal designs, evaluation studies, or combinations of these. Applicants
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and cooperation in the past and present in South Saepmie, and what is required to build the trust necessary for reconciliation. Our task is to investigate the causes of trust and distrust in the region
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fracture testing protocol and use it to compare wear rates, antagonist interactions and failure mechanisms of conventional and emerging crown materials. Building on the Oslo wear model, the project will
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addition this WP will investigate how ‘license-workers’ in their day to day practice, that is bureaucrats, make judgments with regards to the conditions for appropriation and the granting of licenses. A more
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qualified candidates are welcome to apply. We make active endeavors to further develop OsloMet as an inclusive workplace and to make adaptations to the workplace where required. You are also welcome to apply
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be placed on personal suitability. It is important to OsloMet to reflect the population of our region, and all qualified candidates are welcome to apply. We make active endeavors to further develop
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%. Place of work is Department of Bioscience in the new Life Science Building at Blindern, Oslo. Project description The successful candidate will join a multidisciplinary research group led by Professors
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agreed with the Head of Department. You must have completed a doctoral degree in information systems, computer science, civil engineering, building information modelling, digital twins, knowledge