29 evolution "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "Ulster University" Fellowship positions at UiT The Arctic University of Norway
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sheet evolution, methane hydrate fluxes, or applying machine learning to geosciences to reconstruct glacial histories and project future ice sheet behavior. Please read this interview for more details
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and magnetic data to map subsurface structures 3. Basin modelling, with knowledge of sedimentary processes and tectonic evolution The project would contribute to mapping the thickness of sedimentary
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for more details: https://ic3.uit.no/news/sediments-analogues-past-ice-streams-landscapes Within this research area, you can pursue the research questions and methodologies that you are most passionate about
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of the interactions between glaciers and oceans, with a focus on the European Arctic. Please read this interview for more details on Pedro’s work: https://ic3.uit.no/news/msca-physical-biochemical-modeling Within
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details on Philipp’s work: https://ic3.uit.no/news/polar-marine-ecosystems-msca Within this research area, you can pursue the research questions and methodologies that you are most passionate about – this
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in the Phi_Lab, led by Dr. Azeem Ahmad, and will focus on the development of advanced reconstruction algorithms and next-generation quantitative optical microscopy and tomography systems for imaging
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AIS data from ocean-going vessels. The objective of the Ph.D. position is to develop: Development of frequency domain machine learning applications to detect risk or threat situations in underwater
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hold a PhD in molecular biology (or a related field) and have a strong interest in the molecular mechanisms underlying antibiotic resistance development? Are you motivated to conduct interdisciplinary
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was founded in 1872 and is North Norway’s oldest research institution. The museum was incorporated in Tromsø University in 1976. Our main tasks are research, research communication, development and maintenance
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the methodological development working group. Research at ArcEcoGen focuses on the combined effect of humans, climate, and biota on northern ecosystem dynamics in the past, present, and future using environmental DNA