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Climate: The African Research Center on Air Quality and Climate (ARC_AIR) is a research unit within UM6P dedicated to advancing scientific understanding and innovative solutions in the fields of air quality
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and precipitation patterns, land-atmospheric interactions), analysis of the mechanisms behind model improvements and climate projections. Should be familiar with remote sensing data processing from
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professionals to boost its quality-oriented research environment in the metropolitan area of Marrakech. About ARC_AIR – African Research Center on Air Quality and Climate: The African Research Center on Air
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assessment models, or related approaches. Capacity to analyze how livestock systems interact with soils, plants, climate, and other components of agricultural ecosystems, and assess the resulting synergies and
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ecosystems, including mangroves peatlands, and streams, as natural climate solutions. The lab integrates field-based experiments, high-frequency sensor networks, stable isotope approaches, and modelling
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status of northern Australia's remarkable lizard fauna under climate change, invasives and habitat loss. (Lab: https://www.chapplelab.com ) Why is genetic variation for fitness so high? (A/Prof. Tim
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project. To answer them, you will investigate the most extreme events in the historical record and how they compare to the most extreme events in state-of-the-art climate modelling experiments. This project
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mechanisms of plants, and their interactions with the environment; it also explores plant development mechanisms to develop new phenotypes needed in the context of climate change. To this end, the unit’s teams
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CNRS. The supervisory environment will bring together expertise in the humanities and social sciences, anthropology, climate modelling and computer science, with Patricia Cadule, Philippe Hunel and
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escalating climate challenges such as heatwaves and air pollution, current adaptation measures are proving insufficient. Against this backdrop, the HealthRiskADAPT project will pave the way for transformative