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Computational Modelling Professors and Supervisors in Norway
Professors in computational modelling in norway
31 professors found
Professor
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Aerodynamics
Energy Engineering
Digital Twin Technology
Aeroelasticity
Wind Energy
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Flight Dynamics
Aerodynamics
Ship Hydrodynamics
State Estimation
Marine Engineering
Professor
OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University
Norway
Research Interests
Neuropsychology
Systems Neuroscience
Eeg
Brain-computer Interface
Stochastic Processes
Akershus University Hospital Trust
Norway
Research Interests
Medical Imaging
Radiology
Breast Imaging
Breast Cancer
Ischemic Stroke
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Artificial Intelligence
Computational Neuroscience
Deep Learning
Explainable Ai
Human Movement
centre for the study of the sciences and the humanities university of bergen bergen norway
Norway
Research Interests
Conservation Biology
Environmental Sustainability
Ecotoxicology
Pesticide Science
Pollination Biology
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Norway
Research Interests
Oceanography
Rock Mechanics
Ice Mechanics
Ice Science
Cryosphere Science
Professor
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Hydrology
Hydrogeology
Fluvial Geomorphology
Groundwater Modeling
Parameter-varying Systems
Professor
University of Bergen
Norway
Research Interests
Marine Biology
Ecology
Fish Ecology
Fish Physiology
Animal Behavior
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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
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Victoria University of Wellington
New Zealand
Research Interests
Climate Science
Environmental Sustainability
Adaptability
Climate Justice
Carbon Management
Faculty, Professor
University of Minnesota
United States
Research Interests
Medical Imaging
Electromagnetic
In Vivo Imaging
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
High-frequency Electronics
Associate Professor
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
United States
Research Interests
Neuropsychology
Systems Neuroscience
Neuroscience
Neurorehabilitation
Brain Computer Interface
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David Morin
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
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4 days ago
Closing soon
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...
Materials Science
Artificial Intelligence
Structural Engineering
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David Morin
Closing soon
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
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2 weeks ago
Closing soon
NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology is offering a PhD Candidate position in AI-driven smart material characterisation and modelling within the Department of Structural Engineering in Trondheim, Norway. The position is part of the AIMOS project (Artificial Intelligence for Multiscale Offshore Structures), which develops integrated AI methods for the analysis, design, monitoring, and control of floating offshore systems. The project sits at the intersection of artificial intelligen...
Computer Science
Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science
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Norwegian Institute of Science and Technology
Closing soon
Norway
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2 weeks ago
Closing soon
NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) is advertising a PhD Candidate in AI-driven smart material characterisation and modelling in the Department of Structural Engineering , based in Trondheim, Norway . This PhD is part of the AIMOS project (Artificial Intelligence for Multiscale Offshore Structures) and sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence , materials science , mechanical/structural engineering , and offshore engineering . The project focuses on experimental chara...
Computer Science
Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science
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