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Associate Professor in Muscle Physiology The position A full-time position as Associate Professor is available at the Department of Physical Performance at the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences (NIH) from January 2027 or soon thereafter. We are seeking an ambitious and collaborative researcher with expertise in human muscle physiology and experimental research. The successful candidate will join an established and internationally recognised research environment with extensive activity in research, education and laboratory-based studies of skeletal muscle adaptations to exercise, physical activity and health. The position is intended to strengthen and further develop existing research activities within muscle physiology at NIH. We are therefore looking for a candidate who is motivated to contribute to and build upon ongoing research programmes and strategic priorities within the department, while also bringing new perspectives and complementary expertise. The successful candidate is expected to play an important role in both research and education. NIH places strong emphasis on the integration of research, teaching and dissemination, and we are looking for a candidate with a clear interest in teaching, student supervision and knowledge sharing with both academic and non-academic audiences. Responsibilities The successful candidate will: Contribute to the further development of NIH's established research activities in muscle physiology. Conduct and lead experimental studies in humans, including participant recruitment, physiological testing, data collection, and laboratory-based research. Develop and contribute to externally funded research projects and national and international research collaborations. Teach and supervise students at bachelor's, master's, and PhD levels within exercise physiology, muscle physiology, and related disciplines. Contribute to the development of high-quality teaching, supervision, and student-centred learning activities. Disseminate rese