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promote collaboration between sections and departments. Ability to teach courses on quantum computing, computational physics, many-body physics, quantum machine learning or similar topics, in addition to
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in bioinformatics or computational biology. Applicants with an MSc in physics, computer science, applied mathematics, or statistics are also encouraged to apply, provided they can demonstrate a strong
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Physics and Reactor Simulations Apply for this job See advertisement About the position We invite applications for a PhD Research Fellow position in Computational Nuclear Physics and Reactor
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viral infection in organoids, available at the Department of Physics of the University of Oslo (UiO). The starting date is no later than 1 April 2027. The fellowship period is three years. No one can be
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, and Solid-state Physics and Quantum Technology within the Centre for Materials Science and Nanotechnology (SMN), which provides access to a broad range of facilities with state-of-the-art
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position is in Oslo. Machine learning is the mathematical and computational engine of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and therefore it is a fundamental force of technological progress in our increasingly
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challenging to analyse because of their scale, heterogeneity, and complex spatial and functional dependencies. Existing methods often rely on restrictive assumptions or application-specific computational
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that shape the evolution of the Earth’s crust, and their effects on the environment. The section consists of 40 people, and at present is organised under a Faculty centre between Geoscience and Physics
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-database ( https://cocodataset.org ); and apply and interpret the architecture to local field potential data recorded in humans who have seen movies. The data for the project is already collected and
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delivery of therapeutic molecules. The project adopts a multidisciplinary approach, integrating expertise from computational sciences, chemistry, pharmacy, biology, and medicine. The convergence environment