13 animal-activity-recognition PhD positions at Wageningen University and Research Center
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health, water and air quality, biodiversity and socio-economic goals such as farm income, citizen involvement, animal welfare and much more. Moreover, we will study how performance on these outcomes can be
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three days per week. Location : Lelystad, Houtribweg 39. Some of the work will take place in buildings subject to quarantine regulations. As a result, contact with FMD-sensitive animals and poultry
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detection. Together with a team of four analysts, you will work on challenges such as identifying plant components, detecting insect residues, and spotting packaging materials in animal feed. It is also
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, government entities, industry partners, NGOs and citizens – to collaboratively make sustainable change. Through transdisciplinary action research, the consortium investigates conditions for collective learning
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geospatial data on fisheries activities near OWFs to evaluate the distributional impacts of OWFs across different fleet segments; conducting fieldwork and surveys in collaboration with ‘NO REGRETS’ partners
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projects; participate in education as supervisor; publish results and findings in peer reviewed journals. You will work here The research is embedded within the laboratory of Food Microbiology , and member
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Your job Do you also feel that assessment systems can be more optimally used to support and empower student learning? Do you like to innovate education, work with teachers and make a difference for
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that field. Your most important activities in this position will be: Developing, improving and harmonising LCA methods, databases and tools to measure environmental impacts in projects in which clients
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of public space governance? We’d love to hear from you! Your duties and responsibilities include: Publishing a PhD thesis based on the project work. Teaching (10% of time) through contributions to the group’s
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? We are looking for a pro-active, analytical and self-motivated PhD candidate to contribute to our understanding of fire impacts on vegetation and carbon emissions in a rapidly warming Arctic. You will