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our new, interdisciplinary research institute CropXR! With a national programme that spans the next decade, CropXR focuses on creating eXtra Resilient (XR), sustainable, and climate-adaptive crops. By
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the future. To work at the University of Amsterdam is to work in a discerning, independent, creative, innovative and international climate characterized by an open atmosphere and a genuine engagement with the
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collaboration between the faculties of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG), Science (FNWI) and Humanities (FGw). Students learn how to analyse ‘real world’ data on complex societal issues such as climate change
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Are you passionate about the topic of climate change and sustainability from a sociological perspective? Do you like to traverse and embed yourself in cultural worlds different from your own
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Are you interested in international development, climate change and debates around loss and damage? Can you conduct ethnographic research in a setting where people are affected by climate change and
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Climate change brings with it urgent challenges, especially for the carbon cycle. The CO2 problem can be addressed through Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) and/or Carbon Capture & Utilisation (CCU
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at the University of Amsterdam is to work in a discerning, independent, creative, innovative and international climate characterized by an open atmosphere and a genuine engagement with the city of
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by the world, the Netherlands and Amsterdam, now and in the future. To work at the University of Amsterdam is to work in a discerning, independent, creative, innovative and international climate
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interbreeding between taxa, is more common than previously thought. Furthermore, rates of hybridization are predicted to increase with on-going climate change. Hybridization is a dramatic process that can have
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as a student. About the faculty To work at the University of Amsterdam is to work in a discerning, independent, creative, innovative and international climate characterized by an open atmosphere and a