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Postdoc: multi-risk adaptation pathways for river delta systems Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Physical Geography Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 16
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pesticides and health. For the analyses of child cognition, you’ll be part of a team of researchers, including other (PhD) students and external collaborators involved in the OBO-2 project ( https
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connections between individuals, groups, and institutions contribute to new pathways to and forms of social cohesion. See https://socion-program.org/research/ For more information about this position
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strategic autonomy. Your job Talent is a critical yet scarce resource in contemporary innovation systems. Across Europe, concerns about competitiveness, resilience, and strategic autonomy have renewed
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employs diverse approaches ranging from cell biology methods to (bio)chemical and biophysical techniques, with systems ranging from self-assembled model structures to yeast and from bacterial and
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analyses, quantitative descriptive and association studies, complex systems analyses, automated extraction data analysis and methods-needs matching Your PhD position is part of the Academic Research Network
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, patterns and dynamics of Earth’s systems from the mountains to the sea, and the interaction in between. This knowledge is essential for the sustainable management of our planet and to guarantee the
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the Plant-Microbe Interactions group and work within the NWO Vici project ResistoBiome: Predictive microbiome modelling for resilient and sustainable potato cropping systems. In this project, you will
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dynamics of Earth’s systems from the mountains to the sea, and the interaction in between. This knowledge is essential for the sustainable management of our planet and to guarantee the availability of
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systems (considered an advantage). Our offer We offer: a position (1.0 FTE) for 1 year, with an extension to a total of four years upon a successful assessment in the first year, and with the specific