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will develop and explore the potential of farm typologies to deal with heterogeneity and tailor a nature-inclusive transition; explore the diverse values of nature among diverse stakeholders; and co
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results in peer-reviewed scientific journals and presenting them at (inter)national scientific conferences; supervising BSc and MSc students during their thesis and helping with education; fulfilling
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transdisciplinary project in which also private companies and other stakeholders actively participate. The focal region is the Alblasserwaard. Your duties and responsibilities include: Develop a research proposal and
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ionization for portable mass spectrometry – to detect natural toxins in crops and water at the point-of-need. In this challenging project, you will work as a PhD student to develop novel approaches to impart
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? As a PhD candidate, you will develop an integrated modelling framework to analyze the Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus in Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), including greenhouse and vertical
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clinical partners; publish findings in international peer-reviewed journals and present your work at national and international conferences; supervise BSc and MSc students; contribute to teaching activities
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for the education in subjects of Meteorology and Air Quality at the BSc and MSc level and the training of PhD candidates. Students are guided in the basics of Weather and Climate, Forecasting, Turbulence and
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develop novel methods, architectural patterns, and engineering approaches that enable trusted data sharing across complex energy ecosystems. The project You will join the newly funded NWO (Dutch Research
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(DSOs), and households. However, such data are often fragmented, privacy-sensitive, or unavailable due to technical, legal and organizational constraints. As a PhD candidate, you will develop novel
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conditions. As a PhD candidate, you will develop mechanistic crop models for innovative greenhouse production systems. You will model young plant production in vertical farms, source–sink relationships in