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. The Science Section is a dynamic team leading EO research and Earth system science activities, in partnership with European and international scientific groups. Our main goal is to maximise the scientific
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mean to people? What do they believe is happening? Scholarship has typically focused on explaining people’s level of concern and how strongly they believe in anthropogenic climate change—without
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the Netherlands. ESPhil has a broad international orientation, with many international students (total number of students is currently about 800), PhDs (about 15), and staff members (about 30), and has excellent
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experimentation takes place but long-term systemic impact remains difficult. Researchers together with all sorts of change makers will synthesise existing knowledge on how to mainstream, upscale, spread, broaden
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, workshops, demonstrators, and international collaboration activities within the AutHUMate consortium. Job requirements Essential: PhD in Human-Computer Interaction, Human Factors, Interaction Design or a
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-driven dynamical systems, perturbative theories in celestial mechanics, symbolic regression, inverse methodologies via differentiable simulations, efficient high-dimensional numerical quadrature and more
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intensively towards major strategic themes. Our focus is on Dynamics of Youth, Institutions for Open Societies, Life Sciences and Pathways to Sustainability. Sharing science, shaping tomorrow. Working