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perform experiments, followed by the analysis, interpretation and reporting of data and results. Communicate and interact with the research group, as well as with collaboration partners from academia and
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the greenhouses and in the field. You can expect a varied range of tasks. Your main responsibilities will be: performing chemical analyses using ICP, GC, Continuous Flow Analyser (CFA) and Element Analyser (EA
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on the project “Impact of terrigenous mineral input on marine silicate alteration and element cycles”. Your job On geological time scales rock weathering controls Earth’s climate by providing a natural CO2
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the computational component of the project. You will collaborate closely with the principal investigator, two PhD candidates (working in psycholinguistics and cognitive science) and one postdoctoral researcher
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skills in data analysis and statistics (preferably in R); Demonstrated ability to publish in peer-reviewed international journals; Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently as
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regimes? In your research, you will utilize a range of approaches, combining molecular biological techniques, incubation experiments, geo-mechanical testing, microbial and chemical analysis of organic soils
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land use regimes? In your research, you will utilize a range of approaches, combining molecular biological techniques, incubation experiments, geo-mechanical testing, microbial and chemical analysis
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integrated into the analysis of integrated assessment models (IAMs), which are used to support policymakers in designing effective climate strategies. In this PhD project, you will work on improving
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processing, and analysis, and providing instructions on the use of software packages such as R or SAS. Information management: managing and structuring research documentation and streamlining internal
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). Support for researchers and students: supporting data management, data processing, and analysis, and providing instructions on the use of software packages such as R or SAS. Information management: managing