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, Life Sciences and Pathways to Sustainability. Sharing science, shaping tomorrow . The Faculty of Humanities has around 7,000 students and 1,100 staff members. It comprises four knowledge domains
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The Faculty of Geosciences at Utrecht University has opened one, fully funded, position for a four-year PhD research project on global migration and Europe’s strategic autonomy. Your job Talent is a
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ones for different stakeholder groups, as a basis for policy making? Are you interested in spatial optimization algorithms and uncertainty assessment? Then this PhD position at the Department of Human
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of Human Geography and Spatial Planning of Utrecht University may be for you! Your job The MATOPIBA region in the Brazilian Cerrado is of major national and global importance: it is one of South America’s
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hierarchies, your research project will analyse how alternative visions of the relationship between media and democracy emerged from below and challenged the public media monopoly. You will trace how and why
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for an enthusiastic and creative PhD student to achieve these goals and strengthen our Toxicology Division, which is made up of four research groups: Endocrine-, Immune- and Neuro-toxicology and Exposure Assessment
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-model plant species. Your job To face climate change and other environmental challenges, the capacity for rapid adaptation is crucial for both natural plant populations and crops. Heritable trait
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stratigraphies; how geosocial formations give shape to plural human–Earth relationalities; and how geological processes mediate racialised, gendered, and classed inequalities. The PhD candidate is expected
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hotspots, making them vulnerable to far-field human interference. While this general knowledge is now firmly established, the processes of transport and burial during turbidity current events remain poorly
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them vulnerable to far-field human interference. While this general knowledge is now firmly established, the processes of transport and burial during turbidity current events remain poorly understood