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SINTEF. The project aims to develop an automated high-throughput platform for physiologically relevant cell research by combining robotics, microfluidics, advanced sensors, cloud-connected software, and
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relevant cell research by combining robotics, microfluidics, advanced sensors, cloud-connected software, and artificial intelligence. The successful candidate will become part of a multidisciplinary
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Perovskite oxides (magnetic oxides) to fabricate emerging interface properties. The position will focus on the electronic reconstruction of the interface, developing ways to characterize the topological
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Department of Biology hosts internationally leading research activity in ecology, evolutionary biology, physiology, marine science and technology, and cell & molecular biology. As a PhD Candidate with us, you
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the project “AIRE, IL-12 and interferon-g; Drivers of immune tolerance and T cell function”, funded by the Norwegian Research Council About the project/work tasks: The project is based on how AIRE, IL 12 and
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(J-SAT). Start date will be 01.11.2026. The research group focuses on B-cell targeting therapies in autoimmune connective tissue disorders (CTD), with special interest in myositis and the
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browser and try again. UiO/Anders Lien 1st July 2026 Languages English English English Contribute to groundbreaking research on microchimeric cells in the mother Researcher Apply for this job See
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consequential governance challenges, including climate change and Earth system risks, unfold over decades, centuries, or longer. Yet political institutions and decision-making processes often struggle to engage
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/OsloMet via Unsplash Skjalg Bøhmer Vold/OsloMet About CAMELOT Many of today's most consequential governance challenges, including climate change and Earth system risks, unfold over decades, centuries
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consequential governance challenges, including climate change and Earth system risks, unfold over decades, centuries, or longer. Yet political institutions and decision-making processes often struggle to engage