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sustainability problems in their social and economic context. IVM’s research community works within four departments: Environmental Economics; Environmental Geography, Environmental Policy Analysis; and Water and
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to improve complex crop traits through gene editing of gene expression regulators. Your duties and responsibilities include: To design the experimental setup for gene expression analysis of tomato response
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such challenge is to improve complex traits such as crop tolerance to dynamic environmental conditions in the current era of global climate change and how to best incorporate this in plant breeding strategies
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Do you have a strong mathematical background in geometry or numerical analysis? Are you inspired by applications to engineering, physics, or industrial problems? Do you thrive in a multi
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HAICu project to help unlock the potential of cultural digital archives through multimodal use, providing richer context and a more comprehensive analysis of current complex issues in society. If
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quantitative regime maps for spreading, sticking, rebound, freezing, peeling, and fragmentation. Using existing image-analysis tools and newly developed workflows, you will quantify droplet deformation, contact
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that represents the region’s complex palaeogeographical development and depositional environments. Using this model, you will investigate infiltration and extratraction schemes, interactions between surface water
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identification, gene cluster family classification, and functional prediction, to work with highly fragmented and complex eDNA datasets. This project is part of the larger European AEGIS consortium, bringing
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coordinate the BEACON-HD field experiment, from the design of data collection instruments to implementation, analysis and interpretation of results, in close collaboration with consortium partners across
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, structure-preserving discretisations, optimal transport, and the numerical analysis of partial differential equations. The second position will focus primarily on the geometric representation of complex data