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Climate Risk. Since 2001 IVM has been part of the Faculty of Science at VU Amsterdam (legal name Stichting VU). The department of Environmental Policy Analysis (EPA) at IVM is a team of more than 25
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feeding into the MNase-defined cistrome occupancy (MOA-seq) analysis of transcription factor binding of tomato promoter elements controlling the Zn and Fe deficiency responsive gene expression. You will
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the requirements and conduct theoretical investigation into advanced space debris mitigation approaches, such as those based on risk metrics [1], and incentive mechanisms under different technological and regulatory
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their citizen engagement interventions, systematic knowledge of which approach works best, when, where, and for whom is lacking. Hence, in their efforts to engage citizens, local civil servants run the risk of
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. Strong background in MRI, NMR, spin physics, magnetic resonance relaxation, or a related area. Experience with experimental research and quantitative data analysis. Experience with MR pulse-sequence
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smarter recovery? Are you motivated to combine claims data, experiments and risk modelling to contribute to a more resilient built environment in the Netherlands? Are you our new colleague? We are looking
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, the consortium aims to contribute to the development of inclusive and effective climate adaptation solutions. As a postdoctoral researcher, you will be primarily responsible for conducting a comparative analysis
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status of tomatoes for human health. You will generate dedicated (single-cell) transcriptional data sets feeding into the MNase-defined cistrome occupancy (MOA-seq) analysis of transcription factor binding
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duties and responsibilities include: computational (meta)genome mining and quantitative data analysis of biosynthetic and catabolic genes and clusters, pathogenicity genes and other functional genes
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and abstraction strategies over time, including risks of salinisation, freshwater loss and local drought impacts. Develop detailed potentiality maps for subsurface water storage, supported by