24 master-degree-study-in-mechatronics PhD positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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independently and with a team. You hold a Master's degree in Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, Marine Sciences or a related discipline by the time the position starts. Furthermore, you have: experience
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corresponding question grammar; perform a user study on geo-analytical question formulation to express such purposes; contribute to the formalisation of spatial question types using a purpose-driven taxonomy
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geospatial workflows on an abstract level, using purpose-driven concepts and conceptual transformations; develop AI and machine learning based technology to automate the description and modeling of data
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enthusiastic and collaborative and meet at least several of the following criteria: You have a strong interest in contributing to the study of Arctic sea ice changes. You have a Master's degree in (climate
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: 30 August 2025 Apply now As part of the EMBRACER project external link , you will use advanced models integrating our climate system to human behaviour to study potential scenarios of what could happen
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coincide, potentially exacerbating the situation. However, SAI’s ability to prevent full AMOC collapse has not yet been studied in models. In this interdisciplinary PhD project, you will address
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exposure, victimisation, and perpetration based on survey and social media data. You will also study developmental processes, potential consequences, and the role of parents in these processes. Your job
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on area 1, and your research should lead to a PhD degree during your appointment. Your research In this role, your research will develop the foundations and push the boundaries of the field of differential
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post-zygotic aneuploidy arises in mammalian embryos and its consequences during early pregnancy. You will primarily work with equine embryos, which represent a valuable model for studying post-zygotic
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teaching environment, in which the fundamentals of the climate system are studied. Research is organised in five themes: Ice and Climate, Oceans and Climate, Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry, Coastal and