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Applications are invited for a Research Associate in Climate Change and Computational Modelling. This is a postdoctoral-level appointment, but applicants within a few months of submitting their PhD
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will be Professor Ulrik Wisløff (NTNU). Professor Dorthe Stensvold (NTNU) and Postdoctor Atefe R. Tari (NTNU) will serve as co-supervisors. Your immediate leader will be the Head of Department. About the
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environment. The project will also include a postdoctoral researcher. As part of this team, you will collaborate with national and international partners, including the Integrated Carbon Observation System
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About us You will become part of a collaborative project team, consisting of a PhD researcher (you), a postdoctoral researcher, a junior researcher/research assistant, and three senior researchers
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candidate, the goal is a completed doctoral education up to an obtained doctoral degree. The main supervisor will be Professor Ulrik Wisløff (NTNU). Professor Dorthe Stensvold (NTNU) and Postdoctor Atefe R
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face of adversity show curiosity and strong motivation for the subject area analyse data, assess different perspectives, and draw well-founded conclusions be flexible and open to adjusting the project
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with funding. There is also support for applying for postdoctoral research funding. Who we are looking for Applicants should hold, or be close to completing by the start date, a relevant master's degree
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applying for postdoctoral research funding. Who we are looking for Applicants should hold, or be close to completing by the start date, a relevant master's degree or equivalent and demonstrate the potential
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analyse data, assess different perspectives, and draw well-founded conclusions be flexible and open to adjusting the project plan as necessary have the academic skills and personal qualities to be able
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capable of reproducing these phenomena under controlled conditions. The successful candidate will join a team of PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and permanent researchers with both theoretical and