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Soft Matter Physics Professors and Supervisors in Norway
Professors in soft matter physics in norway
30 professors found
University of Bergen
Norway
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Polymer Physics
Lipid Bilayer
Soft Matter Physics
Protein Chemistry
Professor
NTNU Technology Transfer (Norway)
Norway
Research Interests
Polymer Physics
Condensed Matter Physics
Colloid Science
Rheology
Soft Matter Physics
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Solid Mechanics
Polymer Physics
Tissue Mechanics
Soft Matter Physics
Nanomechanics
Professor
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Condensed Matter Physics
Polymer Physics
Statistical Mechanics
Microstructure Evolution
Phase Transition
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Condensed Matter Physics
Polymer Physics
Soft Matter Physics
Molecular Dynamics
Statistical Mechanics
Has grant
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Polymer Chemistry
Polymer Physics
Conjugated Polymer
Organic Electronics
Thin Film Deposition
University of Oslo
Norway
Research Interests
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Peptide Chemistry
Membrane Biology
Supramolecular Chemistry
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norway
Research Interests
Condensed Matter Physics
Polymer Physics
Solid State Physics
Frictional Mechanics
Supramolecular Chemistry
Professor
Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet
Norway
Research Interests
Polymer Physics
Condensed Matter Physics
Frictional Mechanics
Molecular Physics
Nanomechanics
Has grant
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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
Professor
University of Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Research Interests
Polymer Physics
Polymer Chemistry
Rheology
Soft Matter Physics
Emulsion Science
Associate Professor
University of California, Irvine
United States
Research Interests
Fluid Mechanics
Condensed Matter Physics
Capillary Physics
Nanofluidics
Thermal Engineering
Associate Professor
University of Ottawa
Canada
Research Interests
Biochemistry
Pharmacology
Cholesterol Metabolism
Membrane Biology
Membrane Transport
Has grant
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