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of all domains of human and non-human life etc. We can frame these concerns in terms of the social disruption of the lifeworld – i.e. the meaningful environment of everyday life experience in which we
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reveal a shift from protecting nature towards more active human intervention to shape new natures for an uncertain future. In this shift, narratives of care, sustainability and calls to radically transform
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effectively and efficiently, we will advance the use of immersive digital twins that allow for accessing simulations and sensed data more naturally and effectively from the perspective of human communication
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ecologists highlight how industrial-capitalism, and its view of nature as separate from humanity, threaten the viability of life on the planet and disproportionately affect people and populations with long
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industry partners to study how the microbiome is able to help humans digest diverse fibers? Do you enjoy collaboration and teamwork while being at the cutting edge of scientific progress? If yes , then this
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to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description We are looking for a marine ecologist with a general interest in biodiversity, ecosystems and how they are affected by human
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? As a Researcher in Infection Biology, you will be responsible for initiating and conducting research on infectious diseases in animals. This involves answering research questions on the relationship
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. The Division of Human Nutrition and Health has access to many large comprehensively phenotyped and genotyped human dietary intervention and cohort studies. In your work, you will integrate various types of data
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on a flow cell with an array of hundreds of receptors active in a monolayer of living human cells on a square centimetre. Depending on the type of test, dozens of (water) samples can be analysed per chip
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Professor SDC and Jeroen (F) Warner , Associate Professor, SDC. Requirements Specific Requirements You have: a PhD in the area of: disaster governance, human geography, development studies, environmental