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ecosystem restoration goals, understanding the human dimensions of forest management is increasingly important. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to research at the intersection
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, and the University of Massachusetts. As Sweden and the EU work towards ambitious biodiversity and ecosystem restoration goals, understanding the human dimensions of forest management is increasingly
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management. Our research addresses various aspects of strategy, design, planning and control, measurement and development of supply chains. Current research areas include supply chain preparedness and risk
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of Industrial and Mechanical Sciences. We have approximately 15 employees. Here we teach and conduct research in the field of logistics and supply chain management. Our research addresses various aspects
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vulnerable to these changes especially in managed forests where streams are already exposed to forestry pressures. Riparian buffers are the primary management tool for mitigating forestry impacts on streams
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, heart failure, long-term conditions, self-care or person-centred care. Survey data, registry or usage data, and statistical analysis. Multicentre research or collaboration with regions, clinical services
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cover areas such as industry (mining, forestry, steel and construction), health and medical care, education and retail. Organisationally, Human Work Science is part of the Division of Human and Technology
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for quantitative nanoscale biophysics. The exact direction of the project can be adapted to the successful candidate's expertise and research interests. Who we are looking for The following requirements
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understand why species and populations differ in their vulnerability, so that research can inform conservation, management, and policy. However, we still cannot reliably predict how climate change will affect
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communication skills and motivation to work collaboratively Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects in parallel Proficiency in spoken and written English Desirables: Hands-on experience with