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of Stavanger has two vacant PhD positions in Quality and Safety in Healthcare at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Quality and Health Technology. The positions are available from 01.11.2025. One
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disentangling the relative contributions of domain-general versus number-specific processes. Potential applicants are encouraged to contact us in advance for more information about the position and research
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more robust modelling of soil accumulation utilise new flux tower data in high-altitude and high-latitude areas inclusion of lateral riverine and biomass fluxes into carbon budgets provide baseline data
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Integreat develop theories, methods, models, and algorithms that integrate general and domain-specific knowledge with data. By combining the mathematical and computational cultures, and the methodologies
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guidelines at UiT. At our website, you will find more information for applicants . Remuneration for the position of PhD Fellow is in accordance with the State salary scale code 1017. A compulsory contribution
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position postdoctoral position within marine biogeochemical modelling at the Geophysical Institute , University of Bergen and the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research . The position is for a fixed term of 3
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Council of Norway. Researchers at Integreat develop theories, methods, models, and algorithms that integrate general and domain-specific knowledge with data. By combining the mathematical and computational
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for this job See advertisement Job description Applications are invited for a three- to four-year fulltime position as PhD Research Fellow at the Faculty of Educational Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway
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Natural Sciences. The application to the PhD programme must be submitted to the department no later than two months after taking up the position. For more information see: http://www.uio.no/english/research
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collecting UAV, geophysical, and in-situ field data, all of which will be used for model calibration and validation purposes. The PhD candidate may participate in these activities if desired, although it is