17 machine-learning-and-image-processing Fellowship positions at UiT The Arctic University of Norway
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Stig Brøndbo 4th August 2025 Languages English Norsk Bokmål English English Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology PhD Fellow in signal processing and modelling in the seafood industry Apply
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development of computer systems for data analysis, development of machine learning methods, and the clinical use of technology. Within the research groups you will therefore work together with computer
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of three topics: 1. Combining synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images with probabilistic weather prediction models to view and predict dynamic sea ice properties. 2. Using multi-frequency SAR, coupled with in
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. The HDL and SPKI research groups are part of the Centre of Research-based Innovation SFI Visual Intelligence that is a center-of excellence in machine learning research. The research groups are also active
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, Machine Learning, Complex Systems Modelling, Space Physics, and Ultrasound, Microwaves, and Optics. The department provides education at the Bachelor, Master, and PhD levels. Contact For further information
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represented by Center for Language, Brain and Learning (C-LaBL). In addition, there are research groups within language acquisition and multilingualism (Acquisition, Variation, and Attrition with focus
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techniques, different histological methods and advanced imaging. Contact For further information about the position, please contact Associate professor Anett Kristin Larsen : phone: +47 77 62 52 12 e-mail
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can document their English capabilities by attaching their high school diploma) Documented level A2 in Norwegian, Swedish or Danish or the willingness to acquire Norwegian (i.e., you will have to earn
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perspective using audio-visual tools throughout the research process. The position is affiliated with the Research Group "EA:RTH: Ethnographic Action: Researching Transformations of Humans and Environment on a
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, the department hosts seven PhD candidates affiliated with various research groups and academic communities. The research group PrePast focuses on modern historical processes in the High North and the Arctic. A