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: enforcing that corrected positions comply with known map constraints, e.g., restricting ground vehicles to the Earth’s surface. Satellite homogeneity: for example, assuming uniform satellite behavior
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Netherlands. The long-term goal of our research is to understand synapse assembly and disassembly at the molecular level, during health and disease. We address questions such as: What is the underlying structural basis
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physiological processes of plant growth, development, reproduction and interaction with other organisms. In a plant’s life, interactions occur at multiple levels: among others, between its plastids and the
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decoupling the key thermoelectric characteristics using a “nanoparticle-in-alloy” design strategy within an inorganic thin-film system. The core objective of the research is to tailor the interface structure
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within the themes developed by the following three teams: • “Geomaterials and Sustainable Construction”: Research focuses on natural and anthropogenic geomaterials (soils, raw and bio-based materials
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respond to environmental stress and how people connect with nature. Their configuration, connectivity and interaction with surrounding land cover determine the extent to which they buffer heat, dilute
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applications. You will be part of a dynamic research team applying advanced remote sensing and simulation methods to study soil-vegetation-atmosphere interactions. Your main responsibilities will include: Fly
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helpful taxa from the soil. This PhD project builds on that work by examining how single-strain inoculations initiate and structure microbial networks around plant roots. By identifying key interactions and
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) to address questions and generate hypotheses on the interactions between plants, soil, environment and management such as leaf pruning and root cutting. For this, you will consider both above- and belowground
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interactions between vegetation and other organism groups – both above and below ground - in forests of different management types. The PhD student will work with Maja Sundqvist at the Department of Forest