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the Netherlands and conduct fieldwork in tropical forests in Mexico on plant-animal interactions for the project ‘Seed dispersal shapes succession’ (Seeds 4 Success). The challenge. Tropical forests are global
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application for restoration. You will be based at Wageningen University in the Netherlands and conduct fieldwork in tropical forests in Mexico on plant-animal interactions for the project ‘Seed dispersal shapes
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Application deadline: 7 February 2026 Apply now Are you fascinated by how nitrogen deposition and soil processes shape forest health under environmental stressors? Join our interdisciplinary research project
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16 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Utrecht University Research Field Agricultural sciences » Forest sciences Agricultural sciences » Soil science Researcher Profile First Stage
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diversity and do you closely follow scientific developments in this field? Then we are looking for you! For the Sustainable Forest Ecosystems (SFE) team, we are seeking a motivated researcher in genetic
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particular focus on museums and cultural spaces in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Multispecies justice takes the interests of nonhumans - including animals, plants, forests, rivers and ecological systems
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and students work on fundamental and complex societal issues for a sustainable, healthy and just future. From forest fires to big data, from obesity to malnutrition, from helium to the universe and from
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and just future. From forest fires to big data, from obesity to malnutrition, from helium to the universe and from genetics to medicine: our education and research cover the full breadth of science
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scientific problems to help pave the way for a sustainable and healthy future. From forest fires to big data, from obesity to malnutrition, and from molecules to the moon: we cover the full spectrum
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Workshops. Wager, S., & Athey, S. (2018). Estimation and inference of heterogeneous treatment effects using random forests. Journal of the American Statistical Association, 113(523), 1228–1242 Websites: You