PHD and PostDoc positions at UiT the Arctic University of Norway

Please note that PhD-positions in Norway are relatively well-paid and fully funded for 3 years (100% employment) and include office space and travel funds. You will work tightly with the project group in a highly interdisciplinary environment.

We in particular want to invite candidates who are willing to adopt a critical perspective on the the varied economic, societal, and cultural implications of the development of algorithm-driven autonomous research extraction technologies. Focus will be on possible and probable future developments (critical technology assessment).

 Previous experience with research extraction technologies is not a requirement for applying for the position.

 Excellent language skills in English are required. Knowledge of Norwegian language is not a requirement.

 If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact Prof. Holger Pötzsch at UiT Tromsø under holger.potzsch@uit.no 

 Application deadline is August 15!

 Please mind that you will have to use the online application forms from JobbNorge you find under the links below. A 4-5 pages project description aligning your ideas to the overall frames of the project are a requirement.

 More info on the available positions below and application links below:

PhD in Critical Discourse and/or Cultural Analysis with Focus on Autonomous Resource Extraction Technologies

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/228389/phd-fellow-in-critical-discourse-and-cultural-analysis-with-focus-on-autonomous-resource-extraction-technologies  

PhD in Fishing and Aquaculture Technology of the Future

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/227708/phd-fellow-in-fishing-and-aquaculture-technology-of-the-future

PostDoc in Simulation of Technology Impact

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/227741/postdoctoral-research-fellow-in-simulation-of-technology-impact 

Research group CRAFT at UiT:

https://uit.no/research/craft

Research group ENCODE at UiT:

https://en.uit.no/forskning/forskningsgrupper/gruppe?p_document_id=372910