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USN 15th August 2025 Languages English English English The Faculty of Technology, Natural Sciences and Maritime Sciences have a vacancy for a position as PhD Fellow in AI for hematological image
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imaging techniques and/or behavioral testing in rodents is advantageous. It is an advantage to have expertise in genetic cell tracing techniques. Experience in managing mouse colonies with multiple
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advantage to have experience with neurodegeneration research. Experience with imaging techniques and/or behavioral testing in rodents is advantageous. It is an advantage to have expertise in genetic cell
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research. Experience with imaging techniques and/or behavioral testing in rodents is advantageous. It is an advantage to have expertise in genetic cell tracing techniques. Experience in managing mouse
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. Experimental work could include the design, construction, and testing of prototype storage systems, while simulation efforts may focus on thermal modelling, system optimization, and safety analysis
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of three topics: 1. Combining synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images with probabilistic weather prediction models to view and predict dynamic sea ice properties. 2. Using multi-frequency SAR, coupled with in
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) high-resolution laboratory experiments of CO2 storage, and (iii) multi-scale image analysis of laboratory data. About the work tasks The appointed candidate will mainly contribute to the first main
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untargeted LC-MS analyses of biological samples. Experience with imaging methods such as IncuCyte, confocal microscopy and FLIM, for the analysis of subcellular cofactor concentrations using fluorescent
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, transcriptomics, antibody assays, and advanced 3D microscopy. For this, a lightsheet microscope dedicated to the imaging of cleared samples is being acquired, as well as a workstation for VR-assisted image analysis
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the Research Council of Norway. In this project, we will use advanced time-lapse imaging, numerical simulations, and reactive mixing theories to better understand and predict the role of fluid mixing as a driver