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). The PhD student will be able to design their own research project on the broad topic of ‘contested landscapes’ combining insights from political ecology and anthropology. Background information Political
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and ethnographic research methods is welcome, as is experience with envisioning a multi-scalar research design. Potential topics include but are not limited to: the (violent) histories of conservation
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protein engineering toolbox to design scalable multi-compartmentalization capable of organizing the intracellular reaction networks and pave a path towards complex synthetic cells. This PhD position is part
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science candidate, as well as other PhD and postdoctoral researchers involved in the project, who focus on design and environmental assessment analysis. In this context, it is expected that you will not
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of bio-based chains that integrates LCA with process systems engineering and operations research based models. Understanding how biobased design variables influence the environmental sustainability (like
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carried out with the support of the workshops at WUR and BIP. Your duties and responsibilities include: Designing and constructing a MRI micro-elastography (µMRE) setup for high-resolution high-field NMR
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courses per year and your personal development will be supported by an individual training and supervision plan of the graduate school Experimental Plant Sciences. Requirements Specific Requirements you are
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applying integrated modelling approaches to design and assess new wastewater management systems? If that's the case, an exciting job opportunity is waiting for you! The Earth Systems and Global Change group
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to develop monitoring systems for air quality; design and manage experiments to study effects of nutritional interventions; collect and analyse research data; present work in project meetings and (scientific
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to do a PhD? Do you have a MSc in learning sciences, organizational behaviour studies, innovation studies or a related field? Then this PhD position is for you! The chair Education and Learning Sciences