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for wetland biodiversity conservation in Senegal, West Africa. This 4-year PhD position is embedded within a vibrant and internationally recognized academic environment at the University of Groningen (RUG
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, analysing the data, developing prognostic and simulation models and writing scientific articles. The PhD position is embedded in the research programme Operations of FEB’s Research Institute, while building
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Apply now The Institute of Environmental Sciences CML and Faculty of Science is looking for: PhD candidate in Life Cycle Assessment of Port Call activities Vacancy number:15682 We are seeking a
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and other stakeholders to gauge and optimize the ecological and bioeconomic consequences of North Sea OWF expansion. The announced PhD position focuses on foraging and life-cycle ecology of fish and
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to characterize the molecular properties of catalysts together with statistical methods to derive predictive models for selective catalysis. In a data-driven approach, an initial set of reactions is analyzed and
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-tailed Godwits in West Africa and in Europe. A significant data set of tracking data will be available to be used for the PhD research project as adequate. This position is one of two PhD positions hired
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complex policy issues, such as institutional reform, welfare and inclusion, European and global governance, resilient cities, e-governance, and on migration and diversity. Additional information As PhD
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information As PhD candidate, you will work in the Team Policy, Politics and Society (PPS), just like your supervisor dr. Mark van Ostaijen. Amidst long term processes of (de)globalization, digitalization and
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BSc and MSc degrees. Copies of your diplomas and transcripts of records (BSc and MSc). Contact information of two academic references. You may apply for this position until 22 June 11:59pm / before 23
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(due to the low radiation dose). One possible way to address this is to incorporate information gained from previous scans (e.g., MRI) of the same patient. As a PhD student on this project, you will