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meet the requirements for admission to the faculty's Doctoral Programme (Phd - NTNU ) Software skills in 2D/3D technical drawing Strong theoretical background in fluid mechanics, mathematics and physics
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Precambrian rocks of northern Norway. The project is within the Solid Earth Sciences, Mineral Resources and Geohazards group. The position is for a period of four years. The nominal length of the PhD programme
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interest in user-centered security, human factors in security, human computer-interaction or UX. Academic: A Master in Cybersecurity or equivalent degrees with expertise in cybersecurity assessment or a
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gain admission to the PhD programme in Engineering within three months of your employment contract start date, and that you participate in an organized doctoral programme throughout the period of
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, Large Language Models, Human-Computer Interaction, Virtual reality. The selected candidate will work on the design and implementation of a human-computer interface to support education using an AI-based
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forward for a School-funded scholarship. Expertise in Human-Computer Interaction and Human-Centred Computing. Interest in Human-Centred AI and Social Computing. Aspiration to publish in leading venues
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considered if you can document that you are particularly suitable for a PhD education You must meet the requirements for admission to the faculty's Doctoral Programme Excellent communication skills in English
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of Glasgow, or University of Oxford) to undertake your PhD research. About this Project Project Title: Physical Interactions in Constrained Environments: Reasoning, Sensing, Manipulation and Consensus
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generated for natural selection to act on. In this joint PhD project between the University of Groningen (promotors Prof. Martijn Egas and Prof. Rampal Etienne) and Utrecht University (co-promotor Dr. Bram
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PhD position - Modelling the emergence of information transfer in prebiotic self-replicating systems
generated for natural selection to act on. In this joint PhD project between the University of Groningen (promotors Prof. dr. Martijn Egas and Prof. dr. Rampal Etienne) and Utrecht University (co-promotor Dr