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methods to assess the impacts of adaptation measures to reduce climate risk. This will be done by collecting large-scale datasets and using these data sets in a new modelling framework (GEB) which
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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 Water and Climate Risk (WCR) studies hydrological and climate processes, and
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remain resilient in a world of increasing climate uncertainty? This PhD project offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of climate change, food systems, and advanced optimization modelling. You
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Offer Description Deploy detailed models of coupled ocean / sea ice processes, probe their turbulent interactions, compare with observations, and design parameterizations for global climate models. Job
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Develop advanced models to understand and predict piping and internal erosion in dikes. As a PhD researcher at TU Delft, you will connect fundamental fluid–soil interaction physics with
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methods that extend current sets of flood scenarios derived from physical and numerical models, incorporate climate change effects, and then use these enriched datasets to assess the future insurability of
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How does vegetation protect soil microorganisms from climate extremes, and what does this mean for ecosystem carbon cycling? Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of droughts and
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? We are looking for a PhD candidate to develop AI methods that extend current sets of flood scenarios derived from physical and numerical models, incorporate climate change effects, and then use
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Are you excited by ecosystem modeling, climate change and polar oceans? Do you enjoy quantitative work, coding, and turning ecology into equations? We are looking for a highly motivated PhD
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. The candidate will work at the intersection of climate resilience assessment, life-cycle modelling and uncertainty quantification. The successful candidate will collaborate with three research groups within