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and includes rate measurements, experiments with stable isotopes, and molecular analyses to assess volatile production/consumption processes and identify the organisms involved. We offer creative and
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coupled magnetite formation and consumption, alongside complementary mineralogical, geochemical and petrological analyses. You will design and refine experimental protocols, analyse complex scientific
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applying high-sensitivity magnetic techniques to monitor hydrogen-generating water–rock reactions through coupled magnetite formation and consumption, alongside complementary mineralogical, geochemical and
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district energy systems, both commercial and open-source; Optimization of building energy consumption, both electrical and thermal; Modelling, optimization and/or control of either buildings or energy
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areas of the Department of Management, (preferably within one or more of the following areas: consumer behavior, food marketing, marketing, sustainable consumption, behavioral science, agricultural
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. Warming is changing, and generally increasing, the emissions of methane from anaerobic systems, yet the production, consumption and transport pathways are poorly understood. In addition, interactions
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thermoelectric materials into flexible devices could unlock new opportunities for waste heat harvesting from sources such as the human body and enable thermoregulating garments with reduced energy consumption
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assess vehicle technologies to quantify energy consumption, performance and cost benefits. In this role, a successful candidate will perform vehicle modelling and simulation of advanced powertrains
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the impact of excessive salt consumption on T cell responses to infection 2) understanding the modulation of effector and memory T cell function by the inflammatory milieu, 3) determining the impact of
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. Enhancing production efficiency in livestock systems is a common strategy for reducing the environmental impacts of animal-source food production amid increasing consumption. However, in some contexts