19 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"Multiple" 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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utilizing human cell cultures (2D and organoids), advanced fluorescent imaging, live imaging, FACS, RNAseq + bioinformatic analysis, Click-IT technology, RT-qPCR, Western Blot, and possibly animal experiments
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languages in parallel as an adult, for example Norwegian and another language (typically English)? How can a second language teacher facilitate this didactic approach? 3) Norwegian as a second language and
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project that contributes new knowledge about how Sámi religion is understood, used, and circulated in contemporary contexts, and the role of art, media, and other cultural expressions in these processes
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is based on a previous qualifying position PhD Fellow, research assistant, or the like in such a way that the total time used for research training amounts to three years. We process personal data
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to three years. We process personal data given in an application or CV in accordance with the Personal Data Act (Offentleglova). According to the Personal Data Act information about the applicant may be
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of excellence. The main focus will be on developing novel voice and language-based natural language processing (NLP) methods for languages with less data than ideal for the development of cognitive tests
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is based on a previous qualifying position PhD Fellow, research assistant, or the like in such a way that the total time used for research training amounts to three years. We process personal data
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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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) are anchored in practice periods, and (c) prepare them to improve their teaching and tasks. Richmond et al. (2019) argue for a dynamic understanding of coherence, suggesting it is an ongoing process rather than