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microbial ecotoxicology, aiming to unravel the effects of agrochemicals on the structure and functioning of microbial and viral communities in agricultural ditch sediments and the linked ecosystem function
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Are you fascinated by how people understand, navigate, and communicate complex spatial environments? Do you hold a master’s degree in cognitive science, environmental psychology, human-computer
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flybys through the plumes and found that the plumes are salty and contain complex organic molecules (Postberg et al. 2018), suggesting that crucial ingredients for life as we know it are present beneath
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PhD students. The MoM section is recognized worldwide for its high-level research on experimental analysis, theoretical understanding and predictive modelling of complex thermo-mechanical behaviour (e.g
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to reuse a building is complex. Multiple stakeholders and criteria need to be considered, while existing buildings and locations impose technical and spatial constraints. At the same time, there is
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resolve the active electrode-electrolyte interface structure present under catalytic conditions, and study how it changes when the catalyst structure (e.g. crystallinity and elemental ratio) and electrolyte
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participate. The focal region is the Alblasserwaard. Your duties and responsibilities include: Develop a research proposal and a Training and Supervision Plan, to structure the 4-year PhD trajectory. Perform
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) develops and applies innovative molecular imaging technologies that reveal biological processes across multiple spatial scales—from whole organs to individual cells and subcellular structures. Within
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higher degree of complexity in materials, geometries, and length scales. As a result, the design of such systems has become quite a challenge. This becomes even more challenging when considering
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—including structured households’ surveys and Agent-Based Modeling (ABM)—for the quantification of adaptation effectiveness and limits. The overall outcomes of the ADELE project will contribute to the ongoing