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the application of rock physics models, Bayesian inversion methods, and machine learning algorithms in the electromagnetic context. Qualifications and personal qualities: Applicants must hold a master’s degree (or
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modelling of climate-sensitive infectious diseases, with a particular emphasis on Bayesian hierarchical modeling using Integrated Nested Laplace Approximation (INLA). The work will contribute to ongoing
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of Oslo. Job description A fully funded PhD position is available on the development of spatiotemporal statistical modelling of climate-sensitive infectious diseases, with a particular emphasis on Bayesian
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technologies for target and TCR identification, and to couple clinical immunotherapy trials with penetrating mechanistic analyses. The research is performed in an interdisciplinary and translational program. The
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will be adapted to the candidate’s background and the evolving needs of the center. Possible directions include the application of rock physics models, Bayesian inversion methods, and machine learning
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of the THERACAN project is to develop and test novel strategies for delivering more efficient and personalized targeted radionuclide therapies to patients (TRT). Within this broad project, the PhD (sub)project will
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: identifying genomic targets for sustainable biocontrol". Understanding genomic and epigenomic adaptations that enable successful invasions is crucial to bio-sustainable control measures aimed at protecting food
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ethnomycology or ethnobiology large-scale (ethnographic) database construction phylogenetic comparative analyses with Bayesian computational tools The applicant must have the ability to work independently and in
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employment. According to its human resources policy, the University of South-Eastern Norway targets a balanced gender composition and aims to recruit persons with a background as an immigrant. The research
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2025.The position is part of the project "Validating fatty acid synthesis enzymes as targets for antibiotics against Pseudomonas aeruginosa and other Gram-negative bacteria”, financed by the Research