Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Listed
-
Employer
-
Field
-
within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The cost of low-carbon technologies has plummeted in the last two decades at the same time as public support for them has waned. Policy-makers face a
-
The cost of low-carbon technologies has plummeted in the last two decades at the same time as public support for them has waned. Policy-makers face a dilemma – double down on proven solutions like
-
environmental sampling, field studies, pathogen detection, or bioinformatic analysis is meritorious. Experience in handling large datasets or geographical data (e.g., GPS/GIS) is also an advantage. We are seeking
-
well as political and socio-economic drivers, such as unsuitable climate conditions, drought, small field sizes, government policies, and migration. Understanding these drivers along with land abandonment effects
-
collaboration partners, specific eligibility criteria apply. In accordance with partner access policies, participation in the project requires EU citizenship. Assesment criteria The most suitable candidate will
-
eligibility criteria apply. In accordance with partner access policies, participation in the project requires EU citizenship. Assesment criteria The most suitable candidate will be selected based on a combined
-
support to forest stakeholders and policy makers. The postdoctoral candidate will join the research group of Prof. Matthias Peichl, Department of Forest Ecology and Management, SLU. During the project
-
automated. In addition to functioning infrastructures, organizations, economic management and policy, changed knowledge, action and meaning-making are required for something that was once considered worthless
-
-disciplines, such as political theory, comparative politics, international politics, or public policy and administration (or a combination of different sub-disciplines). The postdoctoral position offers
-
conservation policy. The postdoctoral fellow will have the opportunity to delve into questions at the intersection of ecology, economics, and finance. For instance: How does risk aversion and the possibility