PhD Opportunities in Mathematics in Norway

The University of Oslo’s Section of Clinical Psychology in the Department of Psychology is recruiting a PhD fellow for a three- to four-year project in clinical child and adolescent psychology focused on autism. The research will examine autism profiles among girls, the effects of autism-related symptoms on parents and siblings, and gender-specific treatment outcomes. The project addresses which symptom profiles predict an autism diagnosis in girls referred to child and adolescent mental health ...

The University of Oslo invites applications for a full-time PhD Research Fellowship in Psychology focused on personality and depression across the lifespan. The fellowship is based in the Personality unit within the Section for Health, Developmental, and Personality Psychology in the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences. The project is connected to the Depression Research Initiative (DRIVE) , a collaborative research initiative comprising five work packages. This PhD project will...

This PhD project at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) explores the microstructural origin of ductility in recycled aluminium alloys. The successful candidate will join the TEM Gemini Centre and the characterization activities in SFI FAST , working in close collaboration with researchers at NTNU and SINTEF as well as Norwegian and international industrial partners in the aluminium value chain. The research focuses on how microstructural constituents such as precipitates, p...

The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) invites applications for a PhD position in Safe AI for Robotic Autonomous Systems within the university’s Robotics Group at the Faculty of Science and Technology (REALTEK) in Ås, Norway. The doctoral research is part of PREVAIL—Predictive Runtime Verification of AI-enabled Systems—an initiative funded by the Research Council of Norway. The project addresses the safety, uncertainty, accountability, and runtime-assurance challenges created by artifi...

PhD opportunity at the Department of Structural Engineering, NTNU in Trondheim, focused on AI-driven smart material characterisation and modelling for future offshore structures. The project is part of AIMOS (Artificial Intelligence for Multiscale Offshore Structures) , an initiative developing integrated AI methods for the analysis, design, monitoring, and control of floating offshore systems. The PhD researcher will study smart materials that could be used in adaptive offshore structures, with...

PhD Research Fellow in Probability Theory at the Department of Mathematics, University of Bergen . The position is part of an internationally connected research environment and is linked to the European research network mSpace , giving the PhD fellow opportunities for workshops, training schools, and research visits across Europe. The project focuses on probability theory and fundamental questions in the broad area of stochastic processes on networks . The student will work on models with long-r...

The University of Bergen's Department of Mathematics invites applications for a PhD Research Fellow position in probability theory . The doctoral project investigates fundamental questions about stochastic processes on networks, with emphasis on models featuring long-range dependence and interactions across space and time. The fellow will work on mathematical topics including stochastic chains with unbounded memory, interacting particle systems, random networks, stochastic geometry and mathemati...

PhD project in AI for ship design and marine engineering The Department of Ocean Operations and Civil Engineering at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) is offering a PhD position focused on artificial intelligence for accelerated concept evaluation and tender-phase ship design. The research will develop methods that make early-stage marine design faster, more efficient and better informed. The project will investigate AI-based generation and exploration of marine design co...

This PhD project examines the cybersecurity challenges that arise when artificial intelligence is developed and used in the maritime domain. The research sits at the intersection of information security, AI, maritime operations, and data engineering, with a focus on understanding risks associated with training data, AI models, and the integration of AI into maritime applications. The project is embedded in a multidisciplinary environment at NTNU’s campus in Ålesund, close to the maritime industr...