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in an industrial context. Drive: You are motivated to conduct doctoral research and to work in a multidisciplinary and international research environment. Hands-on approach: You are willing to carry
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industrial partners (Avantium, Kappi, Gemsjäger ski) in the field of materials science, environmental/health science and socio-economics. The PhD candidate will be appointed at the Aachen-Maastricht Institute
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of Amsterdam) and industrial partners (Avantium, Kappi, Gemsjäger ski) in the field of materials science, environmental/health science and socio-economics. The PhD candidate will be appointed at the Aachen
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these hypotheses through an interdisciplinary study of meat consumption in Greco-Roman Egypt, with particular attention to the origin and processing of meat, as well as its broader institutional, socio-economic, and
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Sustainable Food for All), a project integrating consumer-level data (behaviour, health, socio-demographics) with product-level food data (nutritional quality, environmental impact, certifications). The overall
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museums, and French and German institutions. Together, they will collect genetic data on insects, fish, and plants found in forests and rivers, establish joint monitoring of these environments, and create a
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strong affinity with the study of socio-economic and ethnic inequality; has experience with advanced quantitative methods (or is motivated to learn); ideally has experience with large-scale, complex data
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decision-making, or other data-driven approaches. Your duties and responsibilities in this 4-year project include: analysing data requirements, data availability, and socio-technical barriers to data-sharing
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(NIOZ), which investigates the ecological and socio-environmental impacts of offshore wind farms in the North Sea. The project brings together an interdisciplinary consortium of universities, research
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explanations (i.e. focusing on individual interactions with the environment as causes of disease) with urban political ecological explanations (i.e. focusing on socio-political conditions shaping environments