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given in the event of a decision to make any information about the applicant public. Ref: 30255196 Nord University Through research, education and social engagement, Nord University contributes
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Applications are invited for a 4-year PhD position in Biostatistics, in a project on causal inference for the effects of vaccines and other pharmaceuticals, at the Oslo Centre for Biostatistics and Epidemiology
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and PRISM are both research consortia between Nordic countries. This project will address how the pandemic effect on mental health for different genders varied over schools and municipalities, and how
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research skills Has the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a collaborative research team Is willing to contribute actively to a positive research environment among fellow PhD
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of radionuclides and chemical contaminants in various samples (water, biota and sediments). Assessing combined effects (toxicokinetic and toxicodynamic) Organization and analysis of data, writing and dissemination
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for environmental noise in outdoor living areas (such as balconies, and terraces) and in front of building façades in addition to indoor sound levels. As a result, roadside noise barriers constitute an important
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, scalability, and safety. The position targets innovative methods that enable drones to operate more effectively across large agricultural areas while reducing the need for manual intervention. Key research
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areas (such as balconies, and terraces) and in front of building façades in addition to indoor sound levels. As a result, roadside noise barriers constitute an important infrastructure for ensuring
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millions of people globally to adverse health effects. This PhD position aims to address this challenge by developing novel PFAS treatment solutions that enable for energy-efficient and chemical-free removal
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requesting an exemption from publication of their identity must explain their reasons for doing so in their application. In this case, advance notice will be given in the event of a decision to make any