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the NWO-funded research project BEAT (Building Equitable Accessibility Together) , which started in January 2026. Within the Faculty of Spatial Sciences, department of Spatial Planning we are looking for a
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, variable-density groundwater flow and fresh-salt transport modelling, field evidence and applied spatial decision support. You will improve and apply an existing calibrated, high-resolution groundwater model
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description Bring science and practice together, investigate how municipalities can address complex socio-spatial challenges in an integrated way and create genuine societal impact. Dutch public organisations
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Postdoc: AI-driven Urban (Re)Design for Health Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application deadline: 15
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University’s Faculty of Geosciences studies the Earth: from the Earth’s core to its surface, including man’s spatial and material utilisation of the Earth – always with a focus on sustainability and innovation
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studies the Earth: from the Earth’s core to its surface, including man’s spatial and material utilisation of the Earth – always with a focus on sustainability and innovation. With 3,400 students (BSc and
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The Faculty of Spatial Sciences (FRW) is an interdisciplinary faculty that makes a significant impact on societal issues such as climate, broad prosperity, population decline, healthy ageing, and
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to Sustainability. Sharing science, shaping tomorrow . Utrecht University’s Faculty of Geosciences studies the Earth: from the Earth’s core to its surface, including man’s spatial and material utilisation
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interaction of these fields in terms of theories, methods and techniques, as well as their application via concepts, strategies and spatial interventions, as a significant part of ETD's research portfolio
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interactions across multiple spatial and temporal scales. Developing mathematical representations that faithfully preserve this structure is one of the central challenges in modern scientific computing