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of coupled ocean / sea ice processes, probe their turbulent interactions, compare with observations, and design parameterizations for global climate models. Job description The past decades have been
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Deploy detailed models of coupled ocean / sea ice processes, probe their turbulent interactions, compare with observations, and design parameterizations for global climate models. Job description
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Postdoc: Ocean Acidification & the Marine Phosphorus Cycle Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Earth Sciences Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 31 October 2026
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The Wadden Sea and the Ems-Dollard and Western Scheldt estuaries have nationally important navigation channels and globally important ecosystems on tidal flats and coastal wetlands, that also
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. The modelling focusses on identifying the key physical relations between the temperature and complex/compounded photonic circuitry, and the sources of variation of this relation. These variation range from
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production. The Laboratory of Genetics is interested in heredity in general, in particular the origin, architecture and consequences of genetic variation of a wide range of organisms across the biological
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deadline: 25 October 2026 Apply now The Wadden Sea and the Ems-Dollard and Western Scheldt estuaries have nationally important navigation channels and globally important ecosystems on tidal flats and
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will investigate whether these interactions can be exploited to create a new MR contrast mechanism that is particularly sensitive to microscopic susceptibility-induced field variations, such as those
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consequences of genetic variation of a wide range of organisms across the biological kingdoms. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/363884/post-doc-in-molecular-genetics-… Requirements
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conduct research on: Repurposing end-of-first-life electric bus and IMC batteries as second-life stationary and mobile energy storage systems with focus on battery degradation and cell-to-cell variations