Fulvio Castellacci

The SURE-AI Centre in Norway is recruiting for several PhD and postdoctoral positions in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, Algorithm Design, and Mathematical Optimization. These positions are available at leading Norwegian institutions including the University of Oslo (UiO), Simula, BI Norwegian Business School, NTNU, and UiT. The research focus is on developing sustainable, risk-averse, and ethical AI, with opportunities to work on foundational and applied topics in AI and data-driven sciences. Successful candidates will join a vibrant, interdisciplinary research environment dedicated to advancing the frontiers of AI. The SURE-AI Centre offers creative autonomy, comprehensive professional development, world-class collaboration with leading experts, and access to state-of-the-art computational resources. The Nordic model of work-life balance is emphasized, with flexible working arrangements and a supportive social atmosphere. PhD applicants should have a strong academic background in computer science, mathematics, data science, or related fields, while postdoc candidates must hold a relevant doctoral degree and demonstrate research excellence. All candidates should be motivated for independent research and teamwork. Specific requirements and application procedures may differ by institution and position; applicants are advised to check each announcement for details. All positions are fully funded, with competitive salaries and access to advanced research infrastructure. The application deadlines vary by position, with the earliest deadlines in January 2026 and others extending to March and April 2026. For the most up-to-date information and to apply, visit the SURE-AI job openings page and follow the instructions for each listed position.

University of Oslo’s TIK Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture is seeking a new PhD student to study the organizational use of AI. The position is part of the SURE-AI centre and is framed as a PhD research fellowship in innovation studies. The research focus is clearly centered on artificial intelligence in organizational settings, making it a strong fit for applicants interested in AI adoption, innovation studies, organizational analysis, and related digital transformation topics. Announcer: Professor Fulvio Castellacci (University of Oslo), who appears to be the academic contact associated with the opportunity. Deadline: 6 September 2026. The post does not include detailed eligibility requirements, funding amount, or application instructions beyond the application link. Interested candidates should follow the linked Jobbnorge/University of Oslo posting for the full call, requirements, and submission process.