27 scheduling-algorithms-"Prof" Fellowship positions at University of Bergen in Norway
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electromagnetic data during drilling. This includes the further development and application of fast solvers for Maxwell’s equations and nonlinear inversion algorithms that we have already developed in a previous
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the Department). The position is funded by the University of Bergen. The PhD-project will be connected to the research group of Prof. Nathalie Reuter at the Department of Chemistry and the Computational Biology
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of Bergen. The PhD-project will be connected to the research group of Prof. Nathalie Reuter at the Department of Chemistry and the Computational Biology Unit. The position is affiliated to theproject Life
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of Bergen (Profs. Ritske Huismans and Rob Gawthorpe), University of Manchester (Prof. Cathy Hollis), University of Oslo (Prof. Jan Inge Faleide) and Imperial College (Prof. Chris Jackson). About the project
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collaborative skills. Applicants must be proficient in both written and oral English. Experience from one or several of the following areas is an advantage: Developing algorithms for CFD solvers (e.g. OpenFOAM
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at the Department). The PhD-project will be connected to the research group of Prof. Nathalie Reuter at the Department of Chemistry and the Computational Biology Unit , in collaboration with Prof. Odd André Karlsen
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advantage: Developing algorithms for CFD solvers (e.g. OpenFOAM). Programming in C++ or Fortran and proficiency with MATLAB or Python scripting. Experience with tools for simulating chemical kinetic, e.g
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for trust and authenticity, perceptions of AI and algorithms in digital information environments, news and technology in everyday life, differences in attitudes to AI between journalists and audiences
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algorithms in digital information environments, news and technology in everyday life, differences in attitudes to AI between journalists and audiences, or experiences and understandings amongst different
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Excellence. The Center focuses on algorithmic narrativity, new environments and materialities, and the shifting cultural contexts in which digital narratives are received and processed. We investigate the ways