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, analysis of health data, and the use of artificial intelligence. User involvement in research and collaboration with industry partners is highly prioritized. We develop and test new methods to monitor and
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positions (100%) available as Professor or Associate Professor of Biomedicine. We are seeking a colleague who, together with the staff at the department, will contribute to excellence in research and teaching
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of Informatics within Cybersecurity. About the Department Digitization of businesses, industry, public administration, and education makes informatics play an increasingly important role in the development
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associate professor at the Selmer Center in Secure Communication of the Department of Informatics within Cybersecurity. Digitization of businesses, industry, public administration, and education makes
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cultures. Research is carried out in combination with teaching on bachelor, master and PhD-level. Currently there are 6 permanent positions in Cultural Studies. Work tasks: The position has research
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methods and methodology are preferred. The section of health science hosts several active research groups that support research-based teaching, including the research group in Health Science and
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for the position is the 1st of August 2025 or as soon as possible thereafter. The discipline of History deals with human society through the ages. The historians at the department carry out research and teaching at
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and geochemical processes in the marine realm. The position will contribute to expanding our research and education in marine geology and marine geophysics. These are topics that are currently in high
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to further develop the museum’s osteological collections through their own research, continued involvement in the University Museum’s excavations, through national and international cooperation, as
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Museum will be important, and the successful candidate will be in charge of securing bone remains from the excavations. The successful candidate is expected to further develop the museum’s osteological