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Research Fellow in High-Performance Computing Apply for this job See advertisement About the position Position as PhD Research Fellow in High-Performance Computing available at Department of Informatics. The
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UiO/Anders Lien 2nd August 2026 Languages English English English PhD Research Fellow in High-Performance Computing Apply for this job See advertisement About the position Position as PhD Research
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. The position will be a four‑year position with 25% career development duties in the field of railway systems/ railway sleepers made with ultra high performance concrete (UHPC). The position is affiliated with
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/ railway sleepers made with ultra high performance concrete (UHPC). The position is affiliated with the project “design, fabrication, and full-scale testing of railway sleepers made with ultra-high
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and apply rotational 3D culture systems such as CelVivo or comparable platforms. Design and perform experiments investigating cell–cell and biomaterial–cell interactions. Perform secretome and
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released the nRF54L microcontroller series which feature binary ReRAM to replace flash memory at scale. Multi-level operation, however, remains challenging with device-to-device and cycle-to-cycle variation
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degrees and a doctoral program in Health, Functioning and Participation. Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences (FHS), has a vacancy for PhD Research Fellow in
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and apply rotational 3D culture systems such as CelVivo or comparable platforms. Design and perform experiments investigating cell–cell and biomaterial–cell interactions. Perform secretome and
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of treatment, and evaluate outcomes after the procedure. Current echocardiographic measures of valve severity and haemodynamic performance rely on simplified assumptions about valve geometry and blood flow
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will need to be updated and (iii) trust and resiliency will be established through consensus in each neighbourhood of devices. The PhD candidate will develop a functioning platform that integrates AI