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models for all parties in the inland shipping chain, contributing to the transition to emission-free inland shipping. The main objective of the project is the evaluation of zero-emission strategies
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. About the position The increased demand for food and its reliance on agricultural inputs exert great pressure on agri-food supply chains and call for more sustainable and effective food production systems
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local (e.g. local opposition to energy infrastructure), national (e.g., domestic energy policies), and global scales (e.g., trade and supply chains), along with broader societal impacts on health and
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Description A call for applications is open for a Post-Doctoral Research Grant (BIPD) within the scope of the project “SMURF-Sustainable Management models and value chains for small forests”, funded by “Horizon
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aspirations Identify perceived risks, benefits, and areas of tension Evaluate Māori development opportunities Explore potential roles for Māori across ERW value chains (e.g. resource development, land
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ramifications for supply chains. The core responsibility of the postdoc is to lead the focus on biophysical potential mapping, but working in collaboration with other postdoctoral researchers and staff scientists
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Uppsala, and nationally and internationally. Our work spans the entire value chain of the forest-based bioeconomy – from analysing how resources can be used and governed to developing technologies
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valorisation, camel value chain, water and renewable energy. The institute consists of a multidisciplinary team of agronomists, biochemists, molecular biologists, bioprocess specialists, animal scientist, etc
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environment for research and education in the circular bioeconomy, with activities at the campuses in Umeå and Uppsala, and nationally and internationally. Our work spans the entire value chain of the forest
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, and German language skills and previous experience with cooperatives and cooperation are considered as merits in the application. We provide Opportunities for professional development in an enthusiastic