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small water bodies are often the first point of entry for sources of pollution such as manure runoff (rural areas) or sewage overflows (urban areas), they also offer a starting point for a direct, source
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) your MA thesis. The vacancy closes on 3-10-2025. The first round of interviews will take place starting end of October and beginning of November, in weeks 44 and 45.
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and beginning of November, in weeks 44 and 45.
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supported approaches to help users formulate and translate natural language questions into structured representations that can be linked to geospatial data sources and workflows. You will contribute
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, the energy sector has undergone changes that have a high impact on the dynamics in power markets. One of the changes has been the shift towards energy production from intermittent sources, such as wind and
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at journalism’s long-term relationship with technology and how, over time, different actors have shaped the debate on journalism and its future. It explores journalism’s recent past, beginning with the introduction
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-thermal and geothermal heat sources and waste heat recovery (e.g., industrial waste heat reuse, sewage treatment plant) as components in a 5th generation district heating network. The key weakness of most
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of the changes has been the shift towards energy production from intermittent sources, such as wind and solar. As a consequence of this shift, the amounts of energy that are traded at the short-term markets
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how, over time, different actors have shaped the debate on journalism and its future. It explores journalism’s recent past, beginning with the introduction of the web as a decentralized media platform
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at journalism’s long-term relationship with technology and how, over time, different actors have shaped the debate on journalism and its future. It explores journalism’s recent past, beginning with the introduction