18 web-developer PhD positions at Wageningen University and Research Center in Netherlands
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concepts, and collaborations. These developments continuously raise knowledge questions for horticulture companies, their partners, and governments. As a greenhouse horticulture researcher, you will work
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the field through practical networks, and system-level research, where new approaches are developed to achieve sustainable outcomes. What will you do? Collaborate with the team to develop innovations
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four-year position leading to a PhD at the University of Amsterdam. You will study the factors that determine the conservation, restoration, and favorable development of riverine grasslands, a habitat
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of the hotspots and seeks to ensure sustainable water-system management to mitigate future freshwater scarcity by developing effective techniques and strategies for reducing stress on safe water resources. To
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mechanisms of how the surface-active chemical (SAC) films interact with the surface of microbial biofilms, to investigate rheological properties of these films and develop physical properties-composition
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passion for research that supports vulnerable communities and sustainable development. You have: A completed Master’s degree (or equivalent) in one of the following or a relevant program from a recognized
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Your job The laboratory of the research group is looking for an independent research assistant / analyst (part-time, 24–28 hours per week) at MBO/HBO level to prepare samples and perform analyses
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Wageningen Economic Research (WSER) group, in collaboration with the Business Management and Organization (BMO) chair. The research will contribute to the development of actionable design principles
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that enhance resilience and enable early adaptation. Your Tasks As part of this PhD project, you will contribute to the development of innovative, interdisciplinary approaches to impact-based forecasting
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Your job Are you a highly motivated and curious PhD candidate with a strong interest in insect–plant interactions to investigate the evolution of glucosinolate detection in cabbage white butterflies