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qualitative research, systematic network analysis, and the design of educational and communication models that empower professionals to implement new approaches in their fields. Your job The Netherlands is
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approaches such as network analysis (considered an advantage). Our offer The opportunity to work in and with a team of leading experts; a job for 4 years. After 18 months you will be reviewed. If positive
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research, they also interact with each other. In fact, the AMOC and polar ice sheets form an intricate network of multiscale systems, with interactions that can be stabilizing or destabilizing, the latter
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. Tracking methane cycling—balancing production vs. consumption and tracing carbon substrate sources—remains challenging. We will integrate methane clumped-isotope analysis with carbon and hydrogen isotope
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Apply now Coastal dunes are crucial for society but face growing pressure from sea level rise, storms and human disturbance. Coastal dune evolution is determined by interactions of vegetation, wind and
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health. Most current Geographic Question Answering (GeoQA) tools only return short factual answers, but many real-world questions—like this example—require deeper spatial analysis. In such cases, maps must
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, sustainability, and public health. Most current Geographic Question Answering (GeoQA) tools only return short factual answers, but many real-world questions—like this example—require deeper spatial analysis. In
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analysis techniques to explore socio-economic impacts of an AMOC weakening. You will get the opportunity to connect to the IMAGE model, an integrated assessment model that couples our climate system to human
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Immonuprecipitation (ChIP); Genome editing, e.g. to (degron) tag proteins of interest; Bioinformatic analysis of generated sequencing data. During your PhD, you will learn about the field of gene regulation, expand our
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researchers. There are strong connections to national cosmology networks and observational collaborations. Active participation is expected in group meetings, journal clubs, and international research projects