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Doctoral student in PFAS treatment and destruction technologies Reference number REF 2026-0286 PFAS pollution is a slow-moving environmental crisis. These highly persistent chemicals continuously
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environmental requirements and provide comments and feedback. Review, provide comments, and approve construction Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans as needed. Coordinate with environmental programs
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us at Chalmers to develop advanced decision-support tools that help society make smarter, data-driven decisions about vital water resources. About us The Department of Architecture and Civil
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; microplastics pollution; transport of water or heat in the atmosphere. Teach independently within the scope of the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement, including the co-supervision of BSc and MSc
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installations and repairs. Visually inspect and maintain all campus HVAC equipment related to building heating and cooling systems, main loop chilled water and high temperature water systems
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time of appointment. Potential areas of expertise may include landscape ecology, soil, biogeography, geomorphology, conservation, biodiversity, natural resources, environmental pollution, climatology
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conditions. The applied research covers pollution effects from different types of human activities and measures to reduce pollution emissions and limit their harmful effects. The mining industry's
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methods will include: Seasonal sampling of food web components, from primary producers to fish, during open-water (summer) and under-ice (winter) conditions. Analysis of biomarkers (PUFA and cyanotoxins) in
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been subject to intense anthropogenic pressure for centuries, primarily associated with river flow regulation, water pollution, agricultural expansion, urban development, and recreational activities
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group; possible topics could be: contamination transport in the atmosphere; microplastics pollution; transport of water or heat in the atmosphere. Teach independently within the scope of the