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restoration programs world-wide aims to reverse the decline of ocean health by repairing and rebuilding marine and coastal natures. These efforts reveal a shift from protecting nature towards more active human
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reveal a shift from protecting nature towards more active human intervention to shape new natures for an uncertain future. In this shift, narratives of care, sustainability and calls to radically transform
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demonstrate resilience and perseverance, maintaining a positive attitude and adaptability in the face of setbacks or unexpected outcomes; Ethical conduct: applicants should adhere to ethical guidelines, promote
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collaboration; Resilience: applicants should demonstrate resilience and perseverance, maintaining a positive attitude and adaptability in the face of setbacks or unexpected outcomes; Ethical conduct: applicants
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researcher Niels ten Oever, PhD. ARTES is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research (AIHR). What are you going to do? In this two-year full-time postdoc you will
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-time employment and reside in Hong Kong during the Post-doctoral fellowship period. Visa and work authorization will be made possible for successful applicants through the Human Resources Department
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researcher position as part of the critical infrastructure lab , led by main researcher Niels ten Oever, PhD. ARTES is one of the five Research Schools within the Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research
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constructively to group discussions is essential for successful collaboration; Resilience: applicants should demonstrate resilience and perseverance, maintaining a positive attitude and adaptability in the face of
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, maintaining a positive attitude and adaptability in the face of setbacks or unexpected outcomes; Ethical conduct: applicants should adhere to ethical guidelines, promote responsible research practices, and
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the humanities, the social sciences and the natural sciences through to the life sciences and the medical sciences. Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is home to more than 31,000 students. We employ over 5,000