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and https://psd-ipan.ichb.pl/index.php/en/home/ VI. Research topic: variability among European beech populations in terms of growth response to climate change, quantitative genetics, dendroclimatology
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technologies for sustainable fuels and to make a high impact through solving of climate change issues. A well-developed research infrastructure, laboratories and pilot-scale facilities An exciting
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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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Quantum Development", formerly "Women In Quantum Development", https://www.wiqd.nl/ ). Job requirements We are looking for a motivated and creative researcher interested in working at the intersection
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to policy-relevant research on climate change adaptation in a vibrant European-wide team Job description Background: Globally adaptation to climate change remains both critical and urgent. The momentum to act
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climate change affects respiratory health? We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate to join the international CLEAR-IT consortium, where you will investigate how indoor air pollution contributes
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PhD thesis student (f/m) at ESRF and University of Bath to study CO₂ capture by coupling X-ray Raman
climate change. This funded three-year PhD project, starting on 04 January 2027, is an exciting international collaboration between two leading European synchrotron sources and the University of Bath
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(UN’s Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change). The staff consists of 40 professors and associate professors, in addition to postdoctoral fellows, PhD students, researchers, technical- and
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human activity, thus slowing down climate change. Investigation of the unique year-round Rothera CO2 timeseries (2010-2020) has highlighted how wintertime sea ice cover controls CO2 uptake by Antarctic coastal
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Washington State Climate Commitment Act, and other environmental and safety regulatory requirements, including compliance with the Clean Buildings Performance Standards (CBPS) Program, meter monitoring and