11 statistics scholarships at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

PhD candidate - Statistical models and methods for spatio-temporal data

21 Feb 2024 Job Information Organisation/Company NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology Department Department of Mathematical Sciences Research Field Mathematics » Statistics Researcher

PhD Candidate in Circumventing avian collision risk, an aerodynamic approach

basic research and applied research at a high international level. Our aim is to meet the society’s needs for mathematical and statistical expertise in business and public administration as well as in

PhD Candidate in Edge Intelligence

selection criteria You must have a relevant background in computer science and engineering, communication, mathematics, or statistics. Your education must correspond to a five-year Norwegian degree program

PhD Candidate in probabilistic lifetime assessment of nylon mooring lines

(ii) Identification of relevant failure modes for both single nylon mooring lines and for different mooring configurations. (iii) Statistical models of mooring line load effects both in relation

PhD Candidate in health-aware operation and maintenance planning

selection criteria Knowledge in statistical learning/machine learning, estimation techniques Experience with general process modelling Experience with methods from RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Safety

PhD Candidate in Safety-aware predictive control methods with robust contingency plans

selection criteria Knowledge in statistical learning/machine learning, state estimation techniques Experience with process modelling Experience with methods from Reliability, Availability, Safety, Maintenance

PhD Candidate in Clinical Child- and Adolescent Psychology

of children’s and adolescent’s mental health problems Knowledge about the organization of health services addressing child, - and adolescent mental health problems in Norway Experience with statistical methods

PhD Candidate in Privacy Preserving Machine Learning

algorithms for federated statistical model parameter estimation. The position is funded by the Norwegian Research Center for AI Innovation and will be based in the Cryptology division of the Department

PhD Candidate in computational modelling of stochastic fracture

microstructure-based models for plastic flow and fracture in metal materials with statistically varying mechanical properties. The research activities will primarily involve numerical modelling and simulations

PhD Candidate in control and optimization for energy management

cybernetics, automatic control, process systems engineering, applied mathematics or equivalent. Background in control theory and numerical methods for control, optimization and statistical learning is a