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propagation solely through spatial structures, we develop THz time-varying photonic systems based on subwavelength waveguides, where ultrafast excitations modify the optical properties of a material on the
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. Formalizing heritage reconstruction reasoning, including comparative analysis, chains of evidence, and source hierarchies, as computational models. 2. Developing controlled generative models capable
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to increasing traffic loads and environmental effects, efficient methods for monitoring their condition become essential. Traditional inspection approaches can be costly, time-consuming, and limited in spatial
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on genetically and optically tractable arthropod species that satisfy a number of appealing biological and technical requirements. We combine advanced microscopy and image analysis pipelines with genetic and
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environmental conditions. The PhD position is funded through the Norwegian Nuclear Research Centre (NNRC). Link: https://www.nnrc.uio.no/english/index.html The PhD candidate will be part of a dynamic and
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. This model provides a valuable intermediate layer between macroeconomic CGE models and fine-scale ecological models by reconciling the representation of international markets with spatial heterogeneity in
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modelling to improve our understanding of radionuclide behaviour under relevant environmental conditions. The PhD position is funded through the Norwegian Nuclear Research Centre (NNRC). Link: https
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hours, days, and weeks, and how can we use that knowledge to improve greenhouse production? As a PhD candidate, you will investigate how photosynthesis operates over different temporal and spatial scales
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the objectives more precise; working on the individual PhD study project with its focus on the methodological contributions as well as on empirical data processing for the case study analysis in collaboration with