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economics, contributing to the core research agenda of FREE. Candidates with a strong background in economics and with an interest in experimental methods, behavioural theory, and interdisciplinary
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at other ENERPOL institutions, one admitted candidate will advance methods to compute and analyse energy-related household inequality (EHI) using granular Norwegian household data, and the second admitted
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additional training in cutting-edge imaging techniques and molecular methods to deepen the understanding of the mechanisms and genes at play. Duties of the position Complete the doctoral education (30 ECTS
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, differential equations, geometry/topology, numerical analysis, optimization, and statistics. Part of the research is also carried out in close cooperation with other fields of science and technology at NTNU, as
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engineering Engineering » Control engineering Mathematics » Applied mathematics Computer science » Cybernetics Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Country Norway Application
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at other ENERPOL institutions, one admitted candidate will advance methods to compute and analyse energy-related household inequality (EHI) using granular Norwegian household data, and the second admitted
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-based control and perception methods can enhance the autonomy and precision of underwater manipulation operations, such as valve turning and retrieving objects from the sea floor. You will investigate
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methods will be an advantage. Your higher education must equate 5 years of full-time studies on top of the entry requirements for first cycle studies (Bachelor’s degree) in Norway. For some countries this
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, with a strong training in control of marine vehicles and/or robots. Additional training in machine learning methods is an advantage. Your degree must correspond to a five-year Norwegian program, where
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455 employees. The PhD specialisation NHH is pleased to announce vacancies at the Department of Business and Management Science. Candidates admitted to the PhD programme will receive the title of PhD