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imagery, and conduct APSIM simulations to address research questions related to crop physiology, plant breeding, nitrogen management, water quality, crop rotations, and predictive agriculture. The position
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. About the research project Wind-powered propulsion is a key route to reducing emissions from shipping, but the interaction between the flow around a wind propulsion system and the structural response
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, and carbon and nitrogen cycling under a range of agricultural management practices. Responsibilities: The selected candidate will be actively involved in all phases of field research projects, including
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technologies, enabling data-driven—and ultimately autonomous—crop management in greenhouse and vertical farming systems. Postdoctoral Researcher in Autonomous Controlled Environmental Agriculture Our goal
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through open innovation. Job requirements You have a PhD degree or expect to obtain a PhD degree soon in mechanical engineering, maritime technology, operations research, systems and control, or a related
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pollution control mechanisms, management of land, soil, water, air and biodiversity, protection of ecosystem services, and climate change. Advisory services within these areas are offered to ministries and
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survive the loss of almost all cellular water by entering a state of suspended animation known as anhydrobiosis. Orthodox plant seeds and resurrection plants provide remarkable examples: differentiated
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within CFD modelling, with a particular focus on the projects MetNH3Energy and ACE Water. You will be involved in both independent and collaborative research activities in Europe in close interaction with
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reorganize their nuclei and gene regulatory systems to survive extreme environmental conditions. Some organisms can survive the loss of almost all cellular water by entering a state of suspended animation
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Greenbelt, Maryland | United States | about 23 hours ago
Organization National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Reference Code 0349-NPP-NOV26-GSFC-Astrobio How to Apply All applications must be submitted in Zintellect Please visit the NASA