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on testing on real-world platforms. This includes building a physical robot system that can be used in the project to explore iterative evolution of not only the way a robot acts, but also its physical body
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position is part of the “ResiliDem” project and the “Talent Utland” program funded by the Research Council of Norway. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of next-generation AI tools
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theory, sequential inference, computational complexity theory. Language requirement: English requirements for applicants from outside of EU/ EEA countries and exemptions from the requirements: https
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on robot development and autonomous navigation but based on the interests of the PhD fellow there are also opportunities to investigate planning and optimization of sensor placement, human-robot interaction
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to complex population-based and longitudinal data, including method development driven by specific scientific questions within the ResiliDem project. Conduct data preparation, quality assessment, and
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for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Develop, adapt, and implement statistical and analytical methods tailored to complex population-based and longitudinal data, including method development
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development plan no later than one month after commencement of the postdoctoral period. Francesco Saggio/UiO via Unsplash Francesco Saggio/UiO What skills are important in this role? The Faculty of Mathematics
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to theoretical development and empirical knowledge both at TIK and in the greater community of innovation scholars. Much of the ongoing work in the innovation group is based on externally funded projects
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quantitative comparison to observations/helioseismology, and (depending on profile) contribution to software and analysis pipeline development. Typical tasks include: Analysis of large-scale simulation outputs
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closely associated with various oral and dental infections. Their ability to adhere to oral surfaces, form biofilms, and interact with other microbial species makes them key players in the development and