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attract the applicant. Postdoctoral position on health care plastics, waste, and activism in the Arctic Apply for this job See advertisement About the position The Institute for Health and Society is
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years with no teaching obligations but with the possibility of taking on teaching in exchange for extending the duration. The positions will be part of ongoing and planned projects at Skatteforsk
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–Active Matter Nexus in Early Embryogenesis, part of the UiO Life Science Convergence Environment. The position will also be integrated with CRESCO Centre for Embryology and Healthy Development. Early
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, within the interdisciplinary research project GENESIS – Gene–Epigenome–Active Matter Nexus in Early Embryogenesis, part of the UiO Life Science Convergence Environment. The position will also be integrated
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about the users and their activity on the website. The Information is used to track and analyze user behavior, to meet the individual user needs and to deliver targeted advertising. Personvernregler
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work in an interdisciplinary and collaborative research environment, interacting closely with experimental and computational collaborators. You will contribute actively to research, supervision
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want to study business administration in Norway. Our activities are characterised by high quality, strong ethical standards, and a collective drive for common goals. In close partnership with
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and a strong background within a relevant research area. The candidate should be able to work independently as well as in a team and should actively contribute to both the design and conduction
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, and Arctic geosciences. The Centre is actively involved in the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Polar Coupled Analysis and Prediction for Services (PCAPS) program. Through this engagement, MET
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, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo. Project description The candidate will be part of a newly established Life Science Convergence Environment GENESIS: Gene–Epigenome–Active Matter Nexus in Early