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, improving the understanding of how changes in natural and societal conditions affect forest management, and how shifts in management can improve timber production, biodiversity, and climate change mitigation
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artificial intelligence to theoretical computer science. The department also hosts several high impact research groups that cover competencies relevant to the Norwegian industry such as the NorwAI and OpenAI
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including through future research applications: CREST GLOBAL, Adaptation thematic group (funded by NTNU strategic area Societal Security ), and Gemini Centre 'Equitable Partnerships for Global Impact
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data-driven services. While these developments create new opportunities, they also introduce cyber risks that may affect safety, security and operational continuity. Managing these risks requires
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Valeria Vitelli at OCBE, and will actively collaborate on data analyses and research problems with the MolMed Imaging Platform at IMB. Global Impact: You will join the FunGen-AD consortium, the world’s
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Valeria Vitelli at OCBE, and will actively collaborate on data analyses and research problems with the MolMed Imaging Platform at IMB. Global Impact: You will join the FunGen-AD consortium, the world’s
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and areas affected by controls on the export of strategic goods, services and technology. Candidates who do not meet the requirements for the necessary security clearance, access clearance and
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PhD Candidate to conduct research on Artificial Intelligence for managing Shipbuilding Supply Chains
the person hired will work with critical infrastructure and areas affected by controls on the export of strategic goods, services and technology. Candidates who do not meet the requirements
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quantitative security assessment. The research will investigate how physical vulnerabilities arise, how to systematically discover and characterise them, and how to evaluate their practical security impact. This
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intelligence to theoretical computer science. The department also hosts several high impact research groups that cover competencies relevant to the Norwegian industry such as the NorwAI and OpenAI laboratories