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these changes to predict the shelf life of powders, especially in a context of climate change and global trade where these products are often exposed to temperatures of 60°C or higher for several weeks [2
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broadleaf trees should change to better adapt to a future where both the risk of unexpected events as well as their adverse effects increase. The focus of the work is on the climate effects
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of Wageningen University is a vibrant and enthusiastic group of scholars, seeking to understand how governments can help achieve sustainability transformations. As the climate changes in the Netherlands, several
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knowledge on how production systems for fast-growing broadleaf trees should change to better adapt to a future where both the risk of unexpected events as well as their adverse effects increase. The focus
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an organized doctoral programme throughout the period of employment. As an employee at NTNU, it is important that you keep yourself up to date with academic and organizational changes and adapt to them
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flood forecasting, monitoring and climate adaptation tools. The position is for four years, starting November 1, 2026. The work location is GEUS in Copenhagen. Job description As a researcher at
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! Your job Climate change poses a serious challenge to social cohesion in the coming decades. Extreme weather events, disruptions to food or water supplies, and the pressure to adopt new agricultural
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you keep yourself up to date with academic and organizational changes and adapt to them. For the necessary professional and social interaction, it is a prerequisite that you are physically present and
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databases and reveal cryptic diversity. Finally, intraspecific genetic diversity, a key dimension for populations' capacity to adapt to climate change, remains little explored through eDNA, despite a few
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to Zaragoza's xerophytic "climate oases"—alter the outdoor thermal conditions and directly minimize ambient heat exposure for urban populations. Collaborating with international partners (such as Imperial College