23 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"Multiple" PhD positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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. You already have good background knowledge on atmospheric composition and greenhouse gas cycles and experience with isotope measurements. Next to this you find yourself in one or multiple
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change the ability of the ocean to absorb CO2 . The magnitude of this impact and the processes involved remain however difficult to predict. Also in the past, the strength of the AMOC varied and abrupt
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and is affected by various biogeochemical processes. The processes governing ocean alkalinity act over multiple timescales (from instantaneous chemical equilibration to hundred thousand of years) and
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Professor Appy Sluijs, and close collaboration in this project will be with Dr. Peter Bijl. Multiple others will be involved for specific aspects of the project, including several scientists involved in
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are encouraged to submit a research proposal that aligns with UCALL's research programme and encompasses multiple areas of law. Your job Over a period of four years, you will conduct a PhD research under the
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accessible AI and XR technologies for people with disabilities through inclusive Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and participatory design methods. Your job Around 25% of the Dutch population lives with long
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sand. However, the way these short-term interactions determine the long-term evolution of coastal dunes remains unclear. In this four-year PhD project, you will enhance process understanding of coastal
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exposure, victimisation, and perpetration based on survey and social media data. You will also study developmental processes, potential consequences, and the role of parents in these processes. Your job
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gyre (SPG) and Arctic and Antarctic sea ice cover, involving processes on smaller scales, which are often not well represented in modelling efforts focusing on the large scale tipping elements
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Chaperones are protein complexes that assist other proteins in their folding process. Well-known examples are the bacterial GroEL/ES and the eukaryotic TRiC. Despite extensive research, there are still