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these solutions to Southeast Asia (SEA) and beyond. As part of this programme, Research Cluster 4: Novel engineering solutions for climate impacts, will explore engineering solutions to adapt to sea-level rise and
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of Ocean Operations and Civil EngineeringCountryNorwayCityÅlesundPostal Code6009StreetLarsgårdsvegen 2Geofield Contact City Ålesund Website http://www.ntnu.no Street Larsgårdsvegen 2 Postal Code 6009 STATUS
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: WaveForce is funded by the Research Council of Norway and several Norwegian companies. The project is led by SINTEF Ocean, with participation from UiB and MET Norway, and with international partners CNR-ISMAR
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between multiscale flows involving ocean surface waves, submesoscale current, turbulence, and wind actions. The research aims to derive a highly accurate and efficient theoretical models by extending newly
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several Norwegian companies. The project is led by SINTEF Ocean, with participation from UiB and MET Norway, and with international partners CNR-ISMAR (Italy) and IRD (France). The topic is the measurement
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Southeast Asia and globally. We conduct cutting-edge research on topics that include ecology, geohazards, climate change, sea-level rise, environmental sustainability, conservation of environment and
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Reference Number AE2026-0218 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Portuguese version: https://repositorio.inesctec.pt/editais/pt/AE2026-0218.pdf CALL FOR
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energy imbalance (EEI) and ocean heat content (OHC), in order to close an existing knowledge gap and im-prove near-term predictions. Other partners in the project are University of Ber-gen and Nansen
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estimation to begin in Spring/Summer 2026. The successful applicant will develop and implement data-driven tools, underpinned by scientific machine learning and reduced-order modeling, for ocean state
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platforms, environmental prediction models, and visualization tools as needed. Additional tasks include field experiments to test the instruments and validate models; preparing data reports and presentations