16 optical-communication-phd research jobs at Wageningen University & Research in Netherlands
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? Do you like to collaborate with people from different backgrounds to come up with more eco-friendly sand nourishment designs? Then we invite you to apply for a PhD position our team! Sand nourishment
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international environment to resolve long-standing questions of fundamental climate science? Then we have an exciting PhD position for you. The tropical oceans are blanketed by shallow convective clouds, which
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your passion for biological control in the greenhouse horticulture sector in interaction with growers and other researchers as a PhD researcher? If so, we have an exciting PhD position available
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, race, class, ethnicity, and other social categories. If you have experience of working with multiple stakeholders and in both European and non-European settings during your PhD and Post-PhD, you are
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skills to operate in a multidisciplinary team and for close interaction with the theoretical PhD student is key to the project. In our international working environment communication will happen mostly in
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the areas downstream of those mountains, now and in the future, and use this understanding to support adaptation design. Together with 2 PhD students, another Postdoc and technical support, you will work
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a team of 3 PhDs, 2 Postdocs and Dr Koster. You will be based at Wageningen University, carry out two three-month periods of ethnographic fieldwork in Medellín, and conduct desk research. The focus
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Requirements You have: a PhD degree in anthropology, human geography, sociology or another discipline related to the social science of environment; a clear vision on researching marine restoration efforts and
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and colleagues from WENR and other WUR-departments. Requirements Specific Requirements We are looking for a candidate with MSc or PhD degree in International Land and Water Management or similar
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Requirements a PhD in (hydrological) system analysis, environmental hydraulics, or similar; affinity or knowledge of processes controlling environmental fate of chemicals in surface water, such as transport