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written and oral English skills Preferred selection criteria Postdoc 1: Experience in metabolomics analyses Experience in biological interpretation of metabolomics results, microRNA analyses, and cytokine
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processes. For more information on the project: ZeSiM In the ZeSiM project one PhD research fellow and one PostDoc will be employed. The PhD research fellow will work on the silicon process and the PostDoc
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collaboration between the department of physics / QuSpin (Professor Erik Wahlström - 1 PhD student and 1 PostDoc) and department of electronic systems and the oxide electronics group (Professor Thomas Tybell, 1
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postdoc's and 9 PhD candidates, in addition to the research assistants responsible for data collection. Your immediate leader is Head of Department. Duties of the position Reviewing relevant theory and
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, through the BRU21 program. BRU21 is NTNU’s Research and Innovation Program focusing on Digital and Automation Solutions for the Offshore Energy Industry. The project follows a series of PhD and postdoc
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, Postdocs and Research Assistants, and is also made visible to our student body to encourage them to consider an academic path. As part of the EPT Women in Science initiative we are building an international
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the TESS research group, which currently consists of 8 researchers, 4 postdocs, and 9 PhD candidates, in addition to the 5 research assistants responsible for the data collection. The PhD position is funded
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, Postdocs and Research Assistants, and is also made visible to our student body to encourage them to consider an academic path. As part of the EPT Women in Science initiative we are building an international
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academic employees within the Department. This support aims to help develop the careers of female PhD Candidates, Postdocs and Research Assistants, and is also made visible to our student body to encourage
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, Postdocs and Research Assistants, and is also made visible to our student body to encourage them to consider an academic path. As part of the EPT Women in Science initiative we are building an international