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language training at a basic level (A2) As a PhD Candidate at NTNU, you will have access to employee benefits . Diversity Diversity is a strength, and at NTNU we aim to be an employer that reflects
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satellite imagery, particularly from Sentinel-1, enable rapid and large-scale flood detection but are limited by issues of generalisation, dependence on labelled data, and difficulty capturing underlying
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at the University of East Anglia, while extending the Rothera (https://www.bas.ac.uk/project/rats/ ) timeseries forwards. You will explore the effects of variable sea ice and of a shift to a long-term low sea ice
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challenge for these systems, as traditional satellite-based navigation technologies such as GPS are ineffective in indoor industrial settings. Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology has emerged as a promising
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, including in situ met-ocean observations, hydrodynamic model outputs, and remote sensing techniques such as satellite observations, airborne laser scanning, and Global Navigation Satellite System. However
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leading acoustics environment, and of Connection , an interdisciplinary research group under NTNU's strategic research area NTNU Community, joining an international network of researchers working
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will develop tools and methods for metabolic engineering of bovine satellite cell lines, and use these to introduce new and improved metabolic phenotypes relating to (for example) efficiency of carbon
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the heteregenous environment cells experience at large scale. You will then engineer bovine satellite cell lines with a variety of new and improved phenotypes, relating to (for example) shear stress resistance