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contributing both fundamental methodological advances and practical decision-support tools. Research environment The PhD position is part of the Norwegian Centre on AI for Decisions (aiD), https://aid-centre.no
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Disseminate knowledge and participate at SFI CELECT events and arrangements Where to apply Website https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/304414/phd-research-fellow-manag… Requirements Research
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Science grant. The candidate would join the “Project knockout” team and conduct laboratory testing of pain, reward, and stress in a newly discovered human genetic knockout model population. Data analysis
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in complex decision-making processes. Hosted by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and SINTEF aiD bridges technological, organizational, and human-centric gaps to foster a
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computational constraints. Rather than automating predefined pipelines, the agents act as meta-decision-makers, reasoning about modelling assumptions, approximation levels, and the choice of risk measures
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(name, relationship to candidate, e-mail, and phone number). Reference letters are not needed The application deadline is September 1, 2026. The screening and evaluation of candidates will begin
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cookie and refresh page to watch video, or click here to open video) About the position This PhD project is connected to FME NorthWind (https://www.northwindresearch.no/ ), a Norwegian national research
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quantum materials. The group is within the Functional Materials and Materials Chemistry Research Group (FACET – http://www.ntnu.edu/ima/research/facet ). Your immediate leader will be the Head of
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Environmental Radiochemistry. Knowledge of radionuclide behavior in the environment is fundamental for ensuring the safe management of radioactive waste and minimizing potential impacts on humans and the
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environmental pollution associated with human activities, assessing the environmental aspects of different technologies and modeling society’s use of materials. IndEcol combines world-class competence in Life