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evaluated on personal suitability and ability to contribute to academic citizenship, both during the initial hiring process and during the mid-term and final evaluations. The contract of employment will
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work in a unique interdisciplinary constellation, with world-leading competence in musicology, psychology/cognitive neuroscience, and informatics. Job description Manage the daily operation of selected
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experience with collaborative work, will also be taken into consideration. The hiring process will include an interview with the most qualified candidates. We offer Salary NOK 551 000-594 000 per year for PhD
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responses and recovery in humans. To this end we combine data from psychopharmacological experiments in healthy participants and real-world clinical data from surgery patients for a more in-depth
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out the project. The hiring process will include an interview. Applicants must have prior education that corresponds to 5 years at the university level in Norway, with two years (120 ECTS
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academic and personal prerequisites to carry out the project. The hiring process will include an interview. Applicants must have prior education that corresponds to 5 years at the university level in Norway
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Applicants will be assessed on the quality and relevance of the project proposal, their academic grades and applicants’ academic and personal prerequisites to carry out the project. The hiring process will
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and personal skills to carry out the project. The hiring process will include an interview. Applicants must hold a two-year Master’s degree (or equivalent qualifications) and meet the formal
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(nina.reiners@nchr.uio.no ). For questions about the recruitment system and process: Administrative Manager HR Siri Martenson (siri.martenson@jus.uio.no ) via Unsplash About the University of Oslo The University
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the knowledge base for decision making through six key activities: assimilating rich Norwegian datasets into process-based models novel modelling of forest disturbances more robust modelling of soil accumulation