16 finite-element-analysis PhD positions at Wageningen University & Research in Netherlands
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responsibilities include: isolation of individual interaction-specific compounds from soil fungal co-cultures and analysis of their molecular structures via spectroscopy methods; analysis of interactions between
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analysis of existing models and model requirements to predict non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions on regional level across Europe, including their ability to assess the impact of mitigation measures across time
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Are you interested in developing next-generation modelling tools for sustainable food production? Do you enjoy working at the interface of engineering, environmental sciences, and systems analysis
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Policy, CAP) you will lead high-impact analytical research that supports evidence-based policymaking at both Dutch and European levels. Using advanced economic modelling and quantitative analysis, you will
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Conducting and analyzing semi-structured interviews and workshops with stakeholders Develop scenario analysis and/or other ‘future’ studies Disseminate results by publishing papers in scientific journals
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insights into smell as a modifiable factor for cognitive health. Your role in this project You will set up and conduct a randomized controlled intervention study, assess changes in smell function, cognitive
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plant health policy and practice. Research objectives The PhD research addresses the following objectives: Behavioural analysis: Identify and analyse behavioural drivers influencing stakeholder decisions
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scenario analysis and/or other ‘future’ studies Disseminate results by publishing papers in scientific journals, presenting in international conferences, and creating content items dedicated to stakeholders
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transition analysis, socio-economic assessment, and decision-support systems. The project contributes directly to the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change by helping farmers, businesses, and policymakers
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improve olfactory function, cognitive functioning and related brain outcomes. In the end, this project will contribute to new insights into smell as a modifiable factor for cognitive health. Your role in