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of the environmental effect caused by the innovations developed in the project by means of life cycle assessment (LCA). You get the chance to work with technological and operational hydropower experts from the early
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PhD position in “Economic Life Cycle Costing and Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of Hydropower”
), their relation to operational expenditures (OPEX), as well as “hidden” costs along the value chain. Further, you can develop ways to translate environmental/societal impacts determined by project partners
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environmental research domains, as well as prior knowledge developed by other PhD candidates in our group working on related questions. You will apply your framework by developing and testing a game-based
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candidate; You hold a Master’s degree in a field relevant to the PhD topic, such as Civil Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Engineering, or any other interdisciplinary study connecting
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Vergragt 2017) have been developed to meet the environmental challenges caused by industrial technologies and the possibility of an automated world without work. Pluralistic conceptions of environmental
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. Epidemiological studies hint at external factors like virus infections and exposure to certain chemicals as potential risks. However, the molecular mechanisms behind these correlations remain elusive. This project
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blast furnaces for iron-ore reduction, contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. However, with global sustainability goals and stricter environmental regulations, there's a growing urgency
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, transport, waste, construction and manufacturing industries to name few. In order to meet the increasing demand of greater accuracy and precision, while decreasing environmental footprint, development
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storage capacity (e.g. CO2, H2) and associated hazards (e.g. induced seismicity, subsidence), is more critical than ever for informing exploration efforts, strategic economic planning, environmental
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in traditional financial domains, a noticeable gap exists in addressing the unique dynamics of businesses. Existing financial models often overlook the environmental and social intricacies of credit