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new approaches for the efficient reconstruction of measurements. You will be a key person in understanding the working principle of the new technology, obtaining world-wide unique results on detector
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Requirements We look forward to your application if you have the following qualifications: an MSc in earth sciences, hydrology, civil engineering, environmental science, or a related field; affinity with
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: uncertainty-aware quantification of earth system tipping potential from observations and models and assessment of associated climatic, ecological, and socioeconomic impacts), within a large European consortium
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be gathering essential data on glacier thickness, surface properties, and lake bathymetry, providing vital ground-truthing for the model. Utilising the UFEMISM ice sheet model, you will simulate a
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insights from theatre and dance studies, anthropology, art studies, social sciences, critical theory, and philosophy, and is characterised by a strong societal orientation. Specifically, you focus
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. You have very good reading and speaking ability of at least one of the following languages: Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch. Knowledge of other world languages is desirable but not
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the environment, buildings, infrastructure, and water management. Compaction of the reservoir continues to drive subsidence, but there also are other, shallower, earth processes that have a significant footprint on
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distinguishes two aspects of valid implication: truth preservation and relevance? What notion of content is most suitable to analyzing cognitive attitudes such as belief and reasoning in real-world scenarios? How
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the areas of your expertise. We are looking for a lecturer with an expertise in one or more of our thematic clusters “Conflict and Security”, “Global and Imperial Relations” and “Europe and the World.” We
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for fighting pandemics from below and stopping the diseases in their tracks. They continually strove to overcome the familiar barriers to cooperation posed by inter-imperial competition in a multipolar world