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developed in recent decades and widespread inappropriate use of existing drugs, treatment options are becoming increasingly limited. At the same time, antibiotics are often prescribed without identifying
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effectively with such long-term futures. CAMELOT investigates the capacities that enable individuals, groups, and institutions to think about and govern for the long term. The project develops new theory
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researchers the opportunity to develop academically and professionally through organised research training. It is a condition that the person who accepts the position applies for and is granted admission
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are seeking a candidate with strong expertise in high voltage engineering, hands-on laboratory experience, and a proven ability to contribute to both experimental work and research development within an active
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project Can AI interpret graphs like a human materials scientist that relates diagrams to composition temperature, pressure, synthesis, processing and uncertainty? The PhD candidate will develop and
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application process here. About the position Are you motivated to develop next-generation research infrastructure at the intersection of robotics, mechatronics, sensor systems, and life science technology? We
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researchers eager to contribute to this emerging scientific frontier. About the project The role of the PhD candidate will be to develop efficient methods for Hybrid Learning-Control Methods for Autonomous
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develop quantitative methods to estimate effects on infrastructure degradation, maintenance needs, operational risk, punctuality and costs. The aim is to develop and validate a practical, transparent
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hosts Norway's first, and currently only, 7T MRI system for clinical use and research. We will also investigate the broader potential of INR-based image reconstruction for various MRI applications
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an active role in all three studies and will develop and lead own sub-projects within each of them, in close collaboration with the supervisor team. The specific research questions of the three papers