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sensitive to extreme heat than adults, yet developmental stages remain critically understudied. Current methods used to quantify climate vulnerability are also often not directly comparable between embryos
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stages can be more sensitive to extreme heat than adults, yet developmental stages remain critically understudied. Current methods used to quantify climate vulnerability are also often not directly
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heat integration in integrated Power-to-X systems. You will develop and apply physics-based process models that describe the behavior of Power-to-X plants under varying operating conditions. This
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the electrical grid, electrolysers, fuel-synthesis processes, energy storage and heat integration in integrated Power-to-X systems. You will develop and apply physics-based process models that describe
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consortium led by Allseas that is developing a micro High-Temperature Reactor for maritime and land-based applications. The reactor is a pebble-bed HTR designed to provide reliable and safe energy production
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performed implementing a high-purity, single-pulse shock tube with multiple diagnostics. Shock tubes are experimental devices in which temperature and pressure are raised to well-defined conditions by means
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contributes to reproductive thermotolerance in plants. The PhD student will use molecular approaches to study plant fertility and development under heat stress. Qualification requirements In order to be
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developers, and technology providers for high-tech greenhouses. The goal of the GreenControl project is to collaborate with this team to support the transition to climate neutrality in CEA by using a
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energy, defence, space power and waste disposal. For example, closing the nuclear fuel cycle by reprocessing spent nuclear fuel to remove plutonium reduces the volume and heat load of high-level waste. The
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approaches such as electrochemically mediated amine regeneration show strong potential for flexible, low‑temperature operation, yet they remain largely unexplored within fully integrated hybrid systems