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to pursue independent research under supervision, as outlined in their submitted project proposals. We value the contribution of young scholars to the academic environment and study programmes
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outlined in their submitted project proposals. We value the contribution of young scholars to the academic environment and study programmes at the department and encourage candidates with a desire to
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analytical skills and ability to communicate clearly Ability to work both independently and in a team environment The place of work for this position is Bergen, and the work requires that you are physically
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qualified candidate, a higher wage level may be considered (code 1378). Advantages within the Government Pension Fund for loans, insurance and pension Creative and collegial working environment A workplace
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to knowledge development, education, and enlightenment that promote sustainable, fair, and knowledge-based societal development Committed colleagues in a good working environment Good welfare schemes
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colleagues Good collaboration and communication skills Ability to work effectively and adapt to a dynamic work environment Emphasis will be placed on personal suitability. OsloMet will test the candidates
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career. Apply for this position to become part of our research environment and take the next step in your career with us. Your immediate leader will be the Head of Department. About the project The NTNU
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environment at the Mineral Processing Laboratory at NTNU, working closely with researchers, PhD candidates, and industrial partners focused on sustainable mineral technologies for the future. The Mining
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sector to study how intelligence emerges from the interaction between body, computation, and environment, across flying, ground, and aquatic robot configurations. Our mission is to chart a generalizable
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glacial geomorphology, remote sensing, and environmental chemistry to investigate how glacier fragmentation has evolved since the Little Ice Age and what this means for Arctic environments. The successful