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dedicated to digital transformation in healthcare, sports, food, and environmental monitoring through advanced (bio)chemical sensing, combining electrochemistry and imaging technologies. Led by Prof. María
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to remote sensing and simu-lation modeling. A particular focus of our work is on mountain forest ecosystems. A quantitative understanding of ecosystem dynamics provides the foundation for the development
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remote sensing surveys, material studies, and geoarchaeological and archaeometric sampling. Examples of current fieldwork by the Regato team are available on this webpage: https://www.knir.it/en
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Management is one of Europe’s leading research groups in the field of Earth observation and remote sensing. Within the project “Assessing the impacts of transient forest edges on biophysical conditions and
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Your job Are you enthusiastic about understanding climate feedback processes in tundra ecosystems? Are you enthusiastic to conduct field- and remote sensing-based monitoring for impactful science
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University of Munich (TUM) , focusing on cutting-edge research in digital health, wearable sensing, and embedded artificial intelligence. The Project title is ‘IoT-based Assisted Living’ and the main purpose
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complete. Incomplete applications and applications sent by email will not be considered. Application deadline: 11 May, 2025 For questions please contact: Prof. Leif Eriksson, Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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in-situ measurements or remote sensing products. The Meteorology and Air Quality group, where you will work, has strong connections with partners in South America for collaboration and knowledge
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MSc degree (or equivalent) in oceanography, including components of ocean science and engineering Experience in ocean observation technology including remote sensing, in-situ observations and data
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uncertainties and biases in N flux monitoring, including proximal sensing, remote sensing, Eddy covariance and in-situ continuous sampling accompanied by traditional laboratory analyses. NitroScope will benefit