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The Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University, Denmark, is offering a fulltime postdoctoral position in the combined field of greenhouse gas mitigation and climate adaptation in agriculture
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seal property changes during injection/production processes, and their effects on fluid flow and pressure. Furthermore, our department is actively involved in climate change initiatives, studying carbon
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of 2 years. The Center for Landscape Research in Sustainable Agricultural Futures (Land-CRAFT) at Aarhus University addresses three of our major societal challenges - food security, climate change, and
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climate change. DTU Sustain is at the forefront of pioneering research in environmental electrochemistry and technology, with a focus on sustainable practices such as water treatment, resource recovery, and
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companies, authorities, etc., including Netværk for Bæredygtig Erhvervsudvikling(NBE). Besides, the research group also aims to contribute to climate action planning and sustainability reporting within
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of circular economy in the UN treaty, taking the waste hierarchy into perspective Conduct analysis on the UN treaty and the triple planetary crisis (climate change, loss of biodiversity and pollution) Work with
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dimensions of literary studies as well as the relationship of literature to broader cultural contexts and/or societal challenges (for example fake news, forced migration, gender inequality, climate change and
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on genetic analysis and breeding value estimation, particularly focusing on feed efficiency and climate-related traits in dairy cattle. Our ongoing projects aim to integrate these crucial traits into routine
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1, 2024, or as agreed upon during consultation. The position is in public law including public procurement law, administrative law, climate law, etc. The candidate is excepted to actively contribute
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Danish waters. The project will employ biodegradable BESE(r) elements to secure seagrass transplants in exposed and previously unsuitable coastal zones, and thus serve as a green contribution to climate