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renewed up to 3 years based on the performance and career plan of the hired person. Responsibilities • Simulate and evaluate urban biodiversity • Conduct field surveys and model calibration
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. Contribute to the preparation of research manuscripts, technical reports, and methodological guidance documents arising from the project. Provide regular updates on model performance and identify
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ecosystems of care, where social, cultural, ecological, institutional, and digital infrastructures sustain wellbeing, solidarity, and ecological resilience beyond moments of crisis. Across five European
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from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds and have prior experience working at any stage along the translational research spectrum or on any level within the socio-ecological model (individual
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within the Engineering Ecosystem Resilience programme. The programme aims to explore bold, unconventional approaches to strengthening the resilience of ecological and engineered systems across the UK. You
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ER. The postdoctoral associate will participate in multiple research projects investigating the plant UPR using the model organism Arabidopsis thaliana. Responsibilities include designing and
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new methodology utilising the LPJ-GUESS dynamic vegetation model and applying it for assessment of dynamics and carbon cycling in forests around the world. They can expect opportunities to
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Preferred Experience, Skills, Training/Education: Experience with pangenomics, structural variation, and synteny analysis. Background in ecological genomics or plant adaptation. Experience mentoring
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postdoctoral fellows to investigate the cellular and ecological mechanisms governing the earliest stages of lung cancer development and to identify new strategies for cancer prevention and
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-based solutions for climate resilience, combining ecological, digital, and socio-economic approaches. Within this consortium, Utrecht University leads the work on the governance and social innovation