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1st October. Project Description Organismal development is an incredibly dynamic and sensitive process and for many species it is occurring in an increasingly volatile environment. Yet within a species
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to reflect the part-time registration. Cranfield Doctoral Network Research students at Cranfield benefit from being part of a dynamic, focused and professional study environment and all become valued members
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that are released into the environment. While commercial vessels conform to strict rules, recreational boats are less regulated with regard to fouling-control practices. This project will work with local stakeholders
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themselves and do their best in an inclusive working environment where all colleagues can thrive and reach their full potential. We want to attract, develop, and retain individuals with different experiences
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. The aim when ensiling grass is to create an anaerobic environment to restrict proliferation of undesirable microbes thereby maintaining the nutritive value over the winter-feeding period and prevent
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materials for students both in person and via our electronic learning environment, as well as demonstrating in practical classes and acting as seminar leader Assisting in the supervision of projects and
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the environment and the sectors. Learn more about Digital Decarbonisation Supervisors Primary supervisor: Professor Graham Hitchen Secondary supervisors: Professor Lisa Jackson Dr Kate Broadhurst Professor Ian
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Sustainable Transitions scholars will become part of the University of Essex ‘Centre for Environment and Society’ through which ongoing events and networking opportunities are available. Person specification
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Calibration with Behaviour Data: Calibrate the model against existing human behavior data collected during the HECOIRA project, ensuring the model reflects real-world scenarios within hospital environments
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to dairy cows in the UK. The aim when ensiling grass is to create an anaerobic environment to restrict proliferation of undesirable microbes thereby maintaining the nutritive value over the winter-feeding