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Fund A workplace in the center of Oslo The salary for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017
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in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted
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experience with analysis of medical data is desirable but not essential. We offer Salary NOK 550 800-600 000 per annum depending on qualifications in a position as PhD Research fellow, (position code 1017
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‘Course Search’ to identify your programme of study: · Search for the ‘Course Title’ using the programme code: 8100F · Research Area: Chemistry · Select ‘PhD in Chemistry (full time) as
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researchers (code 1017) is NOK 550 800,-. Advantages within the Government Pension Fund for loans, insurance and pension Creative and collegial working environment A workplace with progressive development
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experimental fluid dynamics. Experience with laboratory instrumentation, data acquisition, and coding for experiment control or data analysis (e.g. LabVIEW, MATLAB, or Python) would be beneficial. Applicants
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Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions
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Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions
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The salary for the position is in accordance with the Basic Collective Agreement for state employees and OsloMets pay policy for PhD Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From
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Candidate in code 1017, corresponding to 550 800 NOK per year. From the salary, 2% will be deducted in pension contributions for the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund (SPK). The current workplace