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-world sustainability challenges. By combining rigorous academic inquiry with practical relevance, the project will provide a stimulating research environment at the intersection of finance, climate
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equitable urban energy systems. Our work combines technology and policy with systems thinking and practical implementation, always grounded in real-world urban challenges. As part of the SWEET DecarbCH
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description Specifically, this project combines high-throughput experimentation, synthesis of model catalysts, operando characterization, and molecular modelling to identify novel catalyst families and develop
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of systems. We develop methods to advance sustainable energy and chemical process systems from the molecular to the scale of the systems. Our work combines process analysis and system modeling to design
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reputation for carefully designed and precisely controlled experiments, high quality temporally and spatially resolved field experiments using particle image velocimetry combined with synchronised measurements
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ecosystems. They will combine their own field observations in the European Alps and the Arctic with a novel microclimatic dataset and a large Europe-wide database comprising re-surveys of historical vegetation
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international conferences. An interdisciplinary research group combining expertise in biogeochemical analytics as well as statistical and mechanistic modeling. A supportive working environment that values
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for dynamic biological environments. Despite the promising potential of soft hydrogels in combination with in situ mineralization that could offer greater flexibility and biocompatibility, research in this area