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Postdoc: Historic Land Use reconstruction for the Global Carbon Project Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Sustainable Development Hours per week: 36 to 40 Application
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insights into how interacting drivers, such as nutrient enrichment an drought, affect species diversity and ecosystem functioning, especially belowground. Understanding these interactions is particularly
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addition you: have obtained, or are on track to obtain, a PhD with first or co-author publications/preprints in the respective field; you are able to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team
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to functionally validate our proteomics discoveries with in vitro phenotypic assays and microscopy imaging. For this position, we seek a highly motivated biochemist or analytical chemist with proven expertise in
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resolution mass spectrometry tools. Your job You will work on the ERC project “NanoMare”. In this position, you will develop an innovative mass-spectrometry based approaches (TD-PTR-MS, Orbitrap MS) to measure
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accurately and sensitively investigate the mass, structure and function of macromolecular protein assemblies. Your job The primary objective of this project is to further develop mass spectrometry-based
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energy development and biodiversity objectives; collaborating with consortium partners working on ecology, data science, and governance to ensure methodological coherence and integration across work
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and modelled. Your job The project aims to develop, implement and test a general model of memory that provides insight into how linguistic information is stored and retrieved, and how language use is
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science, and governance to ensure methodological coherence and integration across work packages; engaging with policymakers, developers, and other stakeholders to make biodiversity data and spatial tools
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modeling (DEM, FEM, BEM). Your job You will work on the project “FastSlip”. In this position, you will develop and utilise scale-bridging techniques to model and investigate fault slip in induced seismicity