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to uncover how cell wall modifications regulate peptide signalling and their signalling control salinity responses. Your job As a PhD candidate on this project, you will join the lab led by Dr. Nora Gigli
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change the ability of the ocean to absorb CO2 . The magnitude of this impact and the processes involved remain however difficult to predict. Also in the past, the strength of the AMOC varied and abrupt
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and is affected by various biogeochemical processes. The processes governing ocean alkalinity act over multiple timescales (from instantaneous chemical equilibration to hundred thousand of years) and
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by a relevant master research project experience or course study); a theoretical background and an interest in inland-water carbon cycling especially methane processes, biogeochemistry, redox reactions
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development, which provides you with an excellent basis for an independent academic career. Your qualities You hold a Master’s degree in biofabrication, biomedical engineering, or a related area. You have
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research themes are Earth & Planetary Processes, Sustainable Use of the Subsurface, Planetary Health & Environment, and Climate & Life. The department hosts a highly international tenured staff of over 50
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to their tipping point. While both subsystems have been studied in isolation, it is yet largely unknown how they may interact and affect each other’s tipping behaviour. For example, an AMOC collapse could
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facilitating the retention and transformation of seagrass-exuded DOM and POM into mineral-associated organic matter (MAOM), a process which can facilitate long-term carbon storage. Thus, MPB may enhance MAOM
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, e.e.nauta@uu.nl . Esther Nauta, Assistant Professor and Postdoctoral Researcher at the Utrecht Centre for Accountability and Liability Law (UCALL): “UCALL offers a dynamic and innovative academic environment
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biomolecules that work together and are involved in cellular processes and in disease. More information For more information, please contact Marc Baggelaar external link at m.p.baggelaar@uu.nl . Do you have a