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focus on the enhancement of long-term socio-economic developments of cities, how to cope with social inequalities, and how to accelerate sustainability transitions of cities and infrastructures. Research
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publish in top venues, collaborate with leading researchers and develop your own research line within a supportive, highly visible group. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs
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deadline: 1 April 2026 Apply now How do social norms regarding climate change mitigation develop within contexts in which norms are not easily observed by others? We want to better understand under which
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under changing environmental conditions is essential for sustainable subsurface utilisation. What you will do In this four-year study, you will develop an innovative, integrated approach that combines
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from new forms of collective imagination and design practices to the development of public digital infrastructures. Within the project, these efforts are studied across three interrelated domains
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PhD: responsible biomedical innovation and transition to animal-free research Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Sustainable Development Hours per week: 32 to 40
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for the value of (in)equality and its relationship to collective action and community. In this PhD project you will develop and tests theory on the interplay between inequality, social cohesion, and collective
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Application deadline: 11 February 2026 Apply now Are you interested developing the latest biofabrication technologies and control cellular behaviour directly within living systems and organisms? Join our team
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deadline: 17 March 2026 Apply now University School of Economics offers a fully funded PhD on the economic aspects of water-resilient landscapes. The project develops a comprehensive economic analysis of
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the reasons behind these developments. It adopts an institutional lens that emphasizes the dynamic relationships among families, for example, the gendered division of care within households, local communities