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Erken (https://www.ieg.uu.se/erkenlaboratoriet/), an internationally leading research environment for research, teaching and collaboration on the ecology of inland waters. We are now looking for a
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for degradation of persistent pollutants in water Would you like to be a part of the WISE – Wallenberg Initiative Material Science for Sustainability ? Are you interested in working on the development of materials
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the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Job description Water-splitting electrolysers powered by renewable electricity is a promising solution to produce
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comparison to their wrought equivalents for their application in high-temperature water. In co-operation with the Competence Center for Additive Manufacturing at Chalmers (CAM2), material will be manufactured
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Living Lab North, which will focus on the northern parts of the Baltic Sea where we have close links with the local stakeholders. A key issue in the northern Baltic is that it experience up to three times
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inorganic contaminants from water, soil and sediments. This combination of the design of advanced materials with chemical functionalization is a promising way to advance current water remediation technologies
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' capabilities to selectively adsorb and remove a wide spectrum of organic and inorganic contaminants from water, soil and sediments. This combination of the design of advanced materials with chemical
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approximately 280 employees. Our activities are interdisciplinary and combine natural science and technology with social science. We have research programs in air, water and landscape science; geophysics; natural
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remelting and melt spreading during severe accidents of light water reactors (LWRs). The project is supported by APRI group and has collaboration with ROSAU OECD/NEA project. Experimental and computational
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policies for management, conservation, and restoration of marine biodiversity, from coastal areas to deep-sea ecosystems. One of the SponBIODIV aims at Uppsala University is to identify hotspots of bio- and