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of premier maritime technology, solution & service providers, ship design and shipping firms, classification societies, ports, software developers, and research and academic bodies. This collaboration is
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. Collaborators include partners in Denmark and Australia, offering excellent opportunities for networking and mobility. A short research stay at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia
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community with strong international networks Excellent career development opportunities A vibrant work environment with frequently invited speakers and events A flexible working culture with a good work-life
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framework Publishing academic papers and contributing to scientific dissemination Participating in international activities and networking (e.g. conferences) Carrying out review of existing literature
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networking activities to enhance research skills and build a professional network. Required selection criteria You must have an academically relevant background within marine technology and cybernetics
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. Magnetic materials like antiferromagnet materials have fast THz spin dynamics, picosecond switching speeds, and net-zero magnetization, making them resistant to external magnetic interference and ideal
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the logo HR Excellence in Research (HRS4R). OsloMet is a member of the EURAXESS network supporting a positive work environment for researchers in motion. OsloMet has signed The Declaration on Research
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and/or supervision of pre- and in-service science teachers The concrete duties will be defined in coordination with the PhD candidate, responding to their needs and seeking the best possible advancement
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to metocean statistics and development of software packages related to the generation of said statistics. This work amounts to 25% (one year) of the total project period and allows the PhD project to run over a
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computational skills (using R, modelling software, working on a remote linux-based server) and experience in analyzing Next Generation Sequencing data, including PCA, outlier analysis, GO-term enrichment analysis