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and application of fast solvers for Maxwell’s equations and nonlinear inversion algorithms that we have already developed in a previous PhD project. In addition to electromagnetic geophysics
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electromagnetic data during drilling. This includes the further development and application of fast solvers for Maxwell’s equations and nonlinear inversion algorithms that we have already developed in a previous
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and Cell Identity, relevant for stem cell biology and cancer. The position will be within the Molecular Signaling and Bioenergetics group headed by Prof. Mathias Ziegler. About the project/work tasks
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. The project is funded by the Trond Mohn Research Foundation and led by Dr Leonardo M. Pichel with coinvestigators at the University of Bergen (Profs. Ritske Huismans and Rob Gawthorpe), University of Manchester
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internal architecture of deformed salt bodies. The project is funded by the Trond Mohn Research Foundation and led by Dr Leonardo M. Pichel with coinvestigators at the University of Bergen (Profs. Ritske
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appendices with certified translations into English or a Scandinavian language must be uploaded at Jobbnorge. General information: For further details about the position, please contact Prof. Geir Ersland
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Scandinavian language must be uploaded at Jobbnorge. General information: For further details about the position, please contact Prof. Geir Ersland, Department of Physics and Technology, e-mail: Geir.Ersland
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. General information: For further details about the position, please contact Prof. Geir Ersland, Department of Physics and Technology, e-mail: Geir.Ersland@uib.no or Prof. Kundan Kumar, Department
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appendices with certified translations into English or a Scandinavian language must be uploaded at Jobbnorge. General information: For further details about the position, please contact Prof. Geir Ersland
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/Machine Learning (AI-ML) approaches to meeting this challenge. Possible topics include, but are not limited to: storylines for plausible narratives of regional climate change, novel algorithms for rare