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to the development of new theoretical understanding of sediment-rich estuarine systems and will collaborate closely with other PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers within the iMose project. Strong interactions
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multidisciplinary network of researchers within the departments of Molecular Cell Biology & Immunology and Pathology at Amsterdam UMC. Would you like to know more about the different phases within the PhD trajectory
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simultaneously in Belgium, Italy, and Czechia, allowing the comparison of countries with different levels of gender equality indices. Rather than working on isolated studies, the three PhD researchers will jointly
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dioxide, heat, and energy. However, these systems operate at different spatial and temporal scales, making their interactions difficult to analyze with existing modelling approaches. Using this framework
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experts on dynamical systems and ergodic theory, postdoctoral researchers Josias Reppekus and Misha Hlushchanka, both active in different areas of complex dynamical systems. PhD students and postdoctoral
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strive to attract employees with different skills, life experiences and perspectives to contribute to even better problem solving of our societal mission in research and education. If you think this
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Investigator. Strong knowledge of qualitative research methodologies and familiarity with participatory research approaches are an asset. During your PhD, you will collaborate with the PI and a postdoctoral
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reactive power coordination, and stabilize grid operations by enhancing collaboration between grid controllers at different system layers. Fair price incentives and market participation for reactive power
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invasion and plant performance. Working in close collaboration with with a postdoctoral researcher and a fellow PhD candidate, you will identify microbial taxa and microbial interactions that are most
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environment. The project will also include a postdoctoral researcher. As part of this team, you will collaborate with national and international partners, including the Integrated Carbon Observation System