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Vacancies

Information about vacancies at the Institute of Marine Research.

Scientist in mesoscale oceanography and impacts of offshore wind farms

Søknadsfrist: Tuesday, February 24, 2026
We have a vacant position as a scientist in mapping and understanding mesoscale oceanographic conditions and processes, especially related to the effects of offshore wind farms. The appointee will work on the collection, analysis and interpretation of observations from various autonomous platforms such as gliders, bottom-mounted landers and HF radar, as well as observations from research vessels and other sensor-based measurement platforms. The focus will be on mesoscale processes and ecosystem ...

Researcher in offshore wind

Søknadsfrist: Tuesday, February 24, 2026
At the Institute of Marine Research, in the research group Ecosystem Processes, a permanent position is available for a Research Scientist (1109/1110/1183) in ecosystem modelling. The main focus of the position will initially be the development and use of modelling tools to assess environmental impacts of offshore wind development (Ocean Renewable Energy, ORE). In the longer term, the position will also contribute to the research group’s development and application of the ecosystem models ...

Research scientists in research and advice for fisheries stock assessment in a development context 

Søknadsfrist: Sunday, March 1, 2026
The Research Group for Sustainable Development has an immediate opening for a permanent position as research scientist working on research and advice in fisheries stock assessment in a development context. ...

Research scientist specializing in the effects of climate change on planktonic organisms

Søknadsfrist: Monday, March 30, 2026
The Institute of Marine Research (IMR) has a permanent position available as part of its strategic focus on the investigation of the effects that climate change and anthropogenic drivers on plankton and the early life stages of fish. The researcher will work to characterize, understand, model and project the possible effects of anthropogenic stress factors have on plankton and how they affect mortality, migration patterns, distribution and site fidelity of the early life stages of fish. ...