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allocated to the research project itself. As a PhD candidate, you will be enrolled in the Faculty of Humanities’ PhD program . The program includes a mandatory training component equivalent to 30 ECTS, which
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programming and computational modelling as core elements. Deadline 6th January 2026 Employer University of Oslo Municipality Oslo Scope Fulltime (1 positions) Fulltime (%) Duration Project Place of service
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, and the program period starts on commencement of the position. The Centre for Forensic Genetics is a public DNA analysis laboratory. The Centre is accredited for forensic genetic analyses, including
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Science, or Human Geography, or an interdisciplinary master’s degree such as Societal Safety, Police Science, Risk Analysis, or or another relevant field , preferably acquired recently; or who possess
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to do joint end-to-end analysis of a wide range of cosmological datasets, including archival data such as AKARI, DIRBE, FIRAS and Planck, ongoing projects like COMAP, PASIPHAE, Simons Observatory, SPHEREx
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on the environment and coastal communities. Research topics are broadly defined, allowing the candidate to shape their project according to their interests, whether through applied econometric analysis, data-driven
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, algae, and marine metazoa with computational analysis to find the universal principles of mitochondrial motion across these species. The project is part of an NFR-funded project “MitoPhyto” combining
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of bottom-up liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) analysis of established disease biomarkers. Novel MIP-assays developed in the project will be validated against conventional assays (including both
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analysis to find the universal principles of mitochondrial motion across these species. The project is part of an NFR-funded project “MitoPhyto” combining experimental and modelling approaches to explore
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background in physics and mathematics with a good grounding in geophysics, remote sensing and data analysis. Candidates must have a Master’s degree in geophysics, signal processing or physics, and a PhD in