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farming practices and landscape composition and configuration for primary production, climate change adaptation, and environmental impacts. In this broad context, the postdocs are encouraged to work in one
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vulnerability to climate change. The postdocs will explore advantages and disadvantages of a range of farming practices and landscape composition and configuration for primary production, climate change
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with research and education on wood materials from nano to macro level, wood composites and wood adhesives, and with accredited testing of wood products and treatments for the market. More info about the
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composites and wood adhesives, and with accredited testing of wood products and treatments for the market. More info about the activities of the research group at Uppsala can be found here: https://www.slu.se
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these to taxonomic composition to unearth links between microbial structure and ecosystem function (https://esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ecy.3594 ). Uncovered patterns will also be interfaced
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of formaldehyde and biomass-derived furfural, coupled with the hydrogen evolution reaction for the anodic and cathodic co-production of hydrogen. The project will address the alloy composition and structure effects
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characterise key microbial trait distribution at community levels and link these to taxonomic composition to unearth links between microbial structure and ecosystem function (https
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are affected by chemical composition and crystal structure. For example, how the chemical composition affects vacancy formation and proton conduction. More specifically, the project will involve the synthesis
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temperature to predict which stocks are most sensitive to environmental change. We will use molecular approaches to determine in situ dietary composition and spawning subpopulation structure, which will be
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, spectrophotometry); organic synthesis; surface modification and composite synthesis; solid phase extraction of organic and/or inorganic species; science visualization skills (OriginLab, 3D rendering, etc). We attach