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retrieve shapes, overlay errors, and other geometrical parameters of the target using methods ranging from local and global optimizers to priors and neural networks developed by partners in the project. Job
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forms of climate risk. Focusing on local processes during this period allows us to trace when and why cooperation breaks down or endures, and to assess the consequences for sustainable development
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101326326, within program H2020 / Horizon Europe. Application procedure Please apply no later than October 11, 2026 (local Dutch time + 2 hrs) via the application button and upload the following five items
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violences and how people respond to them using qualitative, ethnographic and co-creative approaches, including arts-based approaches, as the latter are sensitive to local artful strategies of resistance and
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processes collect, analyze, and interpret qualitative data from local and cross-site activities help translate fieldwork findings into community-accountable concept development and knowledge infrastructure
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Europe needs more robust, systemic, and consistent climate risk assessments at regional and local levels to guide ambitious and transformative adaptation. Yet, only a few
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September 2026 (local Dutch time + 2 hrs) via the application button and upload the following documents: Your CV - highlighting examples of projects and/or achievements that demonstrate skills relevant
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meaning or outcomes depending on context — for example, a landscape that changes with climate, or a local action that produces effects in another part of the system. This PhD project investigates how people
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(GRID), led by Dr. Abbey Steele (2026–2031), argues that the political alignment between national governments, local authorities, and displaced people shapes where states offer protection — humanitarian
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, and local communities, to co-create and accelerate the transition to a resilient and nature-inclusive future. DECISION will count on a broad group of experts, four fully funded PhDs candidates and one