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to their optical transparency, genetic tractability, and conserved vertebrate neural organization — the successful candidate will integrate multiple high-resolution imaging modalities to reconstruct neural circuits
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of a PhD degree. The research fellow will be enrolled in the PhD program at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History at the University of Oslo and is expected to complete the project
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program at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History at the University of Oslo and is expected to complete the project within the three-year period. The applicants must fulfil the requirements
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site-specific conditions such as structural anisotropy and in-situ stress variations leading to either overly conservative designs or unplanned dilution. To overcome these challenges, this project will