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? No Offer Description We are looking for a PhD research fellow within the research area of biomass resource utilization. About the position Are you interested in biomass resource utilization and
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the future? PhD research fellow in Green syngas from biomass waste gasification with CO2 capture Apply for this job See advertisement Welcome to USN The University of Southeastern Norway (USN) ranks as the
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field concerns development of innovative concepts that can enable the use of alternative biomasses for production of healthy, tasty and sustainable food products for the future with particular emphasis
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training the next generation of research leaders tasked to remove greenhouse gases from the environment. The CDT in Net2 Zero focuses on the use of biomass to replace fossil fuels and removal (or capture
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. The research will address both fundamental and applied questions in electrocatalysis, including water splitting, CO2 conversion, biomass-derived molecule upgrading, and other small-molecule transformations
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will determine to what extent (phyto)plankton inter- and intraspecific trait diversity affects the biomass, productivity and functional diversity of plankton communities in lake ecosystems, and what
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POWER project addresses this challenge by filling vital knowledge gaps regarding underwater noise, biomass and water flows, and wildlife disturbance (such as seabirds and bats) to support a sustainable
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complementary information on 3D structure (GEDI lidar, BIOMASS P-band radar, NISAR L-band radar) and high spatiotemporal resolution (Sentinel‑1 C-band radar, Sentinel‑2 multispectral). State-of-the-art foundation
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biomass, and have been exensively studied by the project group. The PhD student will be based at UCPH and supervised by Prof. Leila Lo Leggio. The project has two closely connected strands: 1) synthesis and
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the stabilizing consequences of RD and the dynamics of RD under environmental change. The candidate will test i) whether communities with larger RD in terms of thermal reaction norms show more stable biomass