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player who is able to work in interdisciplinary environment, and are curiosity-driven. We are looking for a candidate: with an MSc degree in Physical Geography, Earth Sciences, Landscape Ecology, or a
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impacts of land use in ecologically sensitive regions of the world? Are motivated to explore how rearranging land use can minimize negative impacts and maximize the positive ones for different stakeholder
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time. We're looking for a candidate with a strong background in epidemiology and quantitative methods, solid programming experience in R. The project is part of a national research program on pesticides
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. The DEEP-FLUX project aims to establish a new physical framework for quantifying fluxes of POC and microplastics from land to the ocean floor. The project team will eventually consist of 4 PhD candidates and
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understood. The DEEP-FLUX project aims to establish a new physical framework for quantifying fluxes of POC and microplastics from land to the ocean floor. The project team will eventually consist of 4 PhD
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external link , the application process or your work, please contact us via our HR contact page external link . Knowledge security screening can be part of the selection procedures of academic staff. We do
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geosciences, are a team player who is able to work in interdisciplinary environment, and are curiosity-driven. We are looking for a candidate: with an MSc degree in Physical Geography, Earth Sciences, Landscape
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physical framework for quantifying fluxes of POC and microplastics from land to the ocean floor. The project team will eventually consist of 4 PhD candidates and the PI (Joris Eggenhuisen). Together
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University’s Faculty of Geosciences studies the Earth: from the Earth’s core to its surface, including man’s spatial and material utilisation of the Earth – always with a focus on sustainability and innovation
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for transport of land-derived materials to the ocean floor in avalanche-like events called turbidity currents. Turbidity currents transport enormous amounts of sediment and Particulate Organic Carbon (POC) and