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) Establish LCI models for the port call process Evaluate existing marine impact categories, and develop novel cause-effect pathways for marine impacts Establish probabilistic inventories for prospective LCA
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based hydrological modelling with observational data. The research involves setting up an integrated hydrological model that collects both vertical and lateral hydrological processes, from the atmosphere
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in projects. Modern equipment for lipid biochemistry and analysis is available. We also have several vacancies for postdoc positions. Your qualities We are looking for a collaborative and enthusiastic
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transparency, accountability, and trust in model outputs has become imperative, especially in critical domains such as disaster risk management, social vulnerability mapping using satellite imagery, and
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you enjoy working on interdisciplinary research that bridges energy modelling with climate science, hydrology, risk analysis, and integrated assessment? Join us as a PhD candidate. Your job The rapid
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of this PhD position is to contribute to the design of models and mechanisms that enable risk-aware optimisation of grid capacity and facilitate market participation for large-scale ESS, providing solutions
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. However, current estimates of methane emissions from inland waters to the atmosphere are highly uncertain because of limitations in long-term observational data and modelling methodology. In this four-year
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. Your job In this PhD position, you will conduct idealised experiments with an atmospheric model (OpenIFS), using concepts from the mathematical field of periodically forced dynamical systems. You will
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inequalities. The candidate will work as part of a research team. The PI will focus on methodological challenges for reconstructing social inequalities in late prehistoric Cyprus. Two postdocs will investigate
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prehistoric Cyprus. Two postdocs will investigate the articulation of exchange networks and how diet and feasting played a role in the reproduction of society in late prehistoric Cyprus. Four PhD candidates