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low-carbon power-generating reactors based on laser fusion. In France, the Taranis project, selected in March 2024 as part of the France 2030 plan and led by the startup GenF, brings together a national
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the challenge of transforming plastic waste into valuable chemical building blocks? Are you passionate about developing sustainable recycling technologies that contribute to a more circular use of carbon
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feedstocks, carbon becomes a critical raw material for everyday materials (e.g., plastics, asphalt, composites, batteries). While renewable carbon can come from biogenic waste, low-grade biowaste is often wet
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-turbine capable of converting their energy into electricity. Ultimately, this strategy could significantly reduce the net energy consumption of the process and contribute to the development of low-carbon
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visit our website: https://flexteam.univie.ac.at/ . To learn more about FLEXPART, visit https://www.flexpart.eu/ . In the framework of the new research platform SPACETRACE (Pollution of the Atmosphere by
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about our team, we invite you to visit our website: https://flexteam.univie.ac.at/ . To learn more about FLEXPART, visit https://www.flexpart.eu/ . In the framework of the new research platform SPACETRACE
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systems". In the context of increasing concerns for energy security and global warming, the transition towards low-carbon economies will be supported by the use of new energy vectors, among which ammonia
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biointerfacing synthesis and Structural and physicochemical characterization of electrode materials (porous carbons, conductive polymers, porous polymers) and electrolytes: application of modern analytical methods
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biobased construction and carbon capture on land, where extreme weather events cause floods that impact cities and regions thus requiring adaptive capacity, and where extended periods of drought threaten
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20th August 2026 Languages English English English Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics PhD fellow in marine zooplankton diversity and carbon fluxes in the Central Arctic Ocean Apply for