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. The development plan must be approved by the immediate leader with personnel responsibility. If you’re at the final stages of your PhD, you may still apply if you have submitted your PhD thesis for doctoral degree
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to conduct field work in seasonally dry tropical forests. About the PhD-project The person appointed will be affiliated with the research project “Tree growth in vulnerable tropical forests – impact of climate
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) to conduct research on the health and living conditions of Sami people in Norway, and HOD provides basic funding for the Centre. However, many of the projects are financed by external funding. The emphasis in
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to successfully manage this development. Your PhD project will address this issue and map citizens’ perceptions, preferences, and potential access barriers related to private digital health care services using
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casting defects and a heterogeneous microstructure, their fracture behaviour often exhibits significant scatter. Improving the understanding of the mechanisms governing this variability is essential
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for this job See advertisement Do you want to contribute to the development of knowledge, insight and solutions that are relevant to society and working life today and in the future? We are looking for a PhD
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development (R&D) activities within technical subjects, arts and design. The Faculty has approximately 4.000 students and 400 staff members and is situated at Pilestredet Campus in downtown Oslo and at Kjeller
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22nd June 2026 Languages English English Norsk Nynorsk English PhD Research Fellow in Psycholinguistics, Multilectalism, and Language Processing Apply for this job See advertisement The position A 3
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Butenko, and HotSpot ("Stress-induced mutations in evolution"), which is a recently funded NFR project led by William Reinar. The PhD project will investigate molecular mechanisms that regulate heat stress
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technologies are central to both sensor development and underwater communication and are therefore included in several of the centre activities. About the project/work tasks: The PhD project has working title