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Cell Biology Professors and Supervisors in Norway
Professors in cell biology in norway
440 professors found
Professor
University of Bergen
Norway
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Diabetology
Beta Cell
Islet Biology
Has grant
Professor
UiT Norges arktiske universitet
Norway
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Autophagy
Proteostasis
Proteasome Biology
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Biostatistics
Cancer Biology
Transcriptomic
Genomic
Professor
Universitet i Tromsø (UiT) Norges arktiske universitet
Norway
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
Endothelial Cell Biology
Liver Fibrosis
Liver Physiology
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
Membrane Trafficking
Autophagy
Lysosome
Associate Professor
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Biochemistry
Chromatin Biology
Transcriptional Regulation
Dna Replication
Professor
University of Bergen
Norway
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Lipidomic
Membrane Biology
Membrane Trafficking
Professor
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Immunology
Cancer Biology
Epithelial-mesenchymal Transition
Integrin Biology
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Botany
Cell Biology
Plant Biology
Plant Immunity
Receptor Biology
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Living costs in Norway
Estimated costs in Norway.
MonthlyYearly | Norway |
|---|---|
 Transportation Public transport and local travel per year | kr7.8k $720/yr |
 University Tuition Average PhD tuition per year | kr0 $0/yr |
 Utilities & Connectivity Electricity, water, internet, and mobile per year | kr7.8k $720/yr |
 Groceries Basic food shopping for one student per year | kr32.4k $3,000/yr |
Estimates based on university averages and Numbeo
Popular professors
University of Bergen
Norway
Research Interests
Computational Neuroscience
Developmental Neuroscience
Invertebrate Biology
Synaptic Biology
Comparative Biology
Has grant
Associate Professor
NMBU Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Norway
Research Interests
Marine Biology
Immunology
Fish Ecology
Fish Physiology
Invertebrate Biology
Associate Professor of Pathology
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Immunology
Cell Biology
Inflammatory Biology
Cancer Biology
Macrophage Biology
Opportunities these professors hire for
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Closing soon
Norway
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2 weeks ago
Closing soon
UiT The Arctic University of Norway is advertising a PhD candidate / research fellow position in pharmacology at the Department of Pharmacy , Faculty of Health Sciences, in Tromsø, Norway . The project is linked to the research group Cell Signaling and Targeted Therapy and focuses on proximity pharmacology as a new therapeutic strategy for therapy-resistant blood cancer . The research will investigate how small molecules or bifunctional compounds can bring proteins into proximity to reprogram si...
Cell Biology
Pharmacology
Biochemistry
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