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satellite observations, tree-species maps, canopy structure data, and climate indicators to provide continuous climate-risk assessments for Sweden's forests. The service will deliver drought-stress maps by
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are not measured directly but are instead recorded in unstructured text. Using text to adjust for confounders is promising, yet it introduces a specific risk that we call treatment leakage: when the text
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will work in a stimulating context with leading expertise and broad networks in experimental methods, behavioral decision-making, sustainability accounting, and financial and risk analysis. The research
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we collaborate with universities and institutes in Europe, Asia, and North America. More information about the Division of Heat Transfer can be found here: https://www.ht.energy.lth.se/english/ COMPEL
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improving design decisions, reducing risk, and ensuring product quality. The position may also be hosted within the Division of Systems and Control at the Department of Electrical Engineering , depending
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management. Our research addresses various aspects of strategy, design, planning and control, measurement and development of supply chains. Current research areas include supply chain preparedness and risk
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. You will design and optimize resilience mechanisms that estimate disruption risk and proactively reconfigure the transport network to enable autonomous recovery, self-healing, and graceful degradation
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and work with open and geospatial (GIS) data. Experience of hygrothermal / indoor-climate and moisture-risk assessment in buildings. A documented record of scientific publications. Ability to work in
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-finance common resources (e.g., IT and an applied biostatistics group). The department is situated at campus Solna: http://ki.se/en/meb The gastrointestinal epidemiology group at the Department of Medical
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. You will design and optimize resilience mechanisms that estimate disruption risk and proactively reconfigure the transport network to enable autonomous recovery, self-healing, and graceful degradation