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. Ultimately, decision-makers will have solid information to adjust their policies, field practitioners will be better equipped, and the public will be more aware of the importance of biodiversity conservation
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driver of ecosystem resilience. Understanding and promoting response diversity is therefore essential for conserving biodiversity and supporting resilient ecosystems in a changing world. The University
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assessments weigh uncertainties conservatively and simplify the interactions between subsurface heterogeneity, 3D groundwater flow and BEP. To make risk assessments of BEP more realistic it is therefore
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, including partners working on tropical seascape connectivity, ecological functions, biogeochemistry and marine conservation. The work will combine underwater field surveys, biological and environmental
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approaches using amphibian embryos. Our objectives are: 1. to define transcriptomic profiles, conserved cell-state markers, and gene expression trajectories during early cerebellar development in amphibians
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phenomena (computational fluid dynamics) with a focus on symmetries and conservation laws. The project team consists of three PhD students working complementarily on quantum real-time simulations, as
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colleagues in other WENR teams and with researchers at national and international institutes. You will join an enthusiastic team of around 30 colleagues working on the conservation, restoration, development
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to the persistence of animal biodiversity. A central challenge in global change biology is to understand why species and populations differ in their vulnerability, so that research can inform conservation, management
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conservation, management, and policy. However, we still cannot reliably predict how climate change will affect animal populations across their full life cycle. Accumulating evidence suggests that early life
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conservation issues and contribute to developing viable and sustainable solutions in this field. Target Group highly qualified junior researchers carrying out doctoral theses which clearly address relevant