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. Next to that, we expect you to collaborate with several stakeholders, such as public transport operators, local governments and travellers, to conduct field research and experiments. Position A is a
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and settles. To address this question, this PhD project focuses on frustrated magnets, where strong but competing exchange interactions suppress conventional long-range order despite strong local
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perform scientific experiments in an independent manner. Critically analyze data. Report results. Take a leading role in writing manuscripts. Present data at local, national and international scientific
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and Dynamical Systems group and in Lund it is embedded in the Partial Differential Equations group . You will be able to participate in a range of local and national seminars. There is also funding
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design. The programme aims to promote social science with the city. Whether working with activists or policymakers, medical doctors or social workers, the goal is to learn from local partners and work
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migrants alongside relevant local and national legislation; Collaboratively involve key stakeholders such as policymakers and social support organizations in both the research process and the sharing
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—into field labs, innovation hubs, and partnerships with other faculties, research institutes, governments, and industry, both locally and globally. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming
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of average climate measurements, which are then used to control the overall climate setpoints. Awareness of micro-climate insight and fine-grained, model-based control of locally applied ventilation is lacking
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, ethnographic and co-creative approaches, including arts-based approaches, as the latter are sensitive to local artful strategies of resistance and repair and particularly suitable to explore the hidden aspects
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of children (like parents, GPs, local youth and health care officials) to account for intersecting social identities shaping heat risk experiences; A qualitative examination of dominant urban greenspace