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. Characteristics that the faculty considers important are involvement, the ability to collaborate and flexibility. The faculty is located at Utrecht Science Park near the historical city centre of Utrecht. More
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skills in English are essential; knowledge of Dutch is considered a big advantage, particularly for communication with Dutch HTA and policy stakeholders; the ability to work independently, reflect
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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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little understanding of how competition law is enforced against SOEs in practice. This PhD research seeks to establish the first empirical insights into the practice and constraints of competition law
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Plant-Microbe Interactions group and work within the NWO Vici project ResistoBiome: Predictive microbiome modelling for resilient and sustainable potato cropping systems. In this project, you will
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a wild, non-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
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November 2026 Apply now The PhD position is part of the larger research project Re-Flex Zeeland that aims to reconstruct and visualize Zeeland's natural landscape formation processes during historical
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The PhD position is part of the larger research project Re-Flex Zeeland that aims to reconstruct and visualize Zeeland's natural landscape formation processes during historical periods of rapid sea
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intensively towards major strategic themes . Our focus is on Dynamics of Youth, Institutions for Open Societies, Life Sciences and Pathways to Sustainability. Sharing science, shaping tomorrow . At the Faculty
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reinforcement to uphold the highest safety standards. A major risk to dike stability is Backward Erosion Piping (BEP): groundwater flow underneath a dike entrains sand particles, eroding the base of the dike