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The Wadden Sea and the Ems-Dollard and Western Scheldt estuaries have nationally important navigation channels and globally important ecosystems on tidal flats and coastal wetlands, that also
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communication and academic writing skills; the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams. Experience with one or more of the following is considered an advantage
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deadline: 25 October 2026 Apply now The Wadden Sea and the Ems-Dollard and Western Scheldt estuaries have nationally important navigation channels and globally important ecosystems on tidal flats and
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a translocal Community of Practice (CoP) of NBS social innovation initiatives across the MED region. Rather than building a new network from scratch, the ambition is to connect and weave together
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these techniques is a plus but not required. Affinity with the collection and analysis of (aeolian) field measurements is a plus. You communicate clearly and have a strong command of the English language. Our offer
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is likely to alter global CaCO3 fluxes, with so far unknown consequences for P cycling, ocean fertility and CO2 uptake. Our lack of knowledge regarding these feedbacks limits our insight in ocean
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infrastructure. Visit us on LinkedIn and discover how you can become part of our community. This position is embedded jointly in the AI Technology for Life group external link in the Department of Information
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19 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Utrecht University Research Field Agricultural sciences » Phytotechny Agricultural sciences » Soil science Biological sciences » Biodiversity
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scratch, the ambition is to connect and weave together existing communities, NGOs, and local entrepreneurs active in and around the CARDIMED DEMO sites into a "community of communities" — a trans-local
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systems that translate scientific evidence into practical urban design solutions? Your job At Utrecht University, you will be part of the transdisciplinary ELEVATE project: Healthy living environments