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We have an exciting opportunity for a curious postdoctoral researcher with expertise in aquatic ecosystem ecology to contribute to our research on how land-sea interactions and climate change affect
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sensitive to climate variability such as drought. Perennial crops can reduce the need for inputs, lessen environmental impact, and increase system resilience to climate change. There are already successful
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relationships and assess tree species sensitivity to climate stressors using both global databases and experimental data from Rwanda TREE project (https://www.rwandatree.com ). The researcher will have close
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autophagy through an evolutionary lens, we uncover molecular innovations that can be harnessed to improve crop performance in sustainable and climate-smart agriculture (PMID: 29365132 ). We are seeking a
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high-quality and excellent research and teaching on contaminated waters and materials, stormwater, and climate adaptation, to build a sustainable and resilient society. Realising this vision requires a
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) of 2024 has set ambitious targets for nature restoration across the continent. The NRL holds great potential to improve and conserve biodiversity, promote climate action, safeguard critical ecosystem
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and Geoscience at Umeå University is offering a postdoctoral scholarship within the Climate Impact Research Centre (CIRC). The scholarship is full-time for two years with access (start) 16 January 2026
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sustainable and climate-smart agriculture (PMID: 29365132 ). We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our project, which aims to identify and characterize the molecular components
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, water, air, land, species, biodiversity etc.), the production, use and disposal of chemicals, goods, waste management and transport, mitigation and adaption measures in the context of climate change, as
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the world, but extinction because of climate change and human pressures. Our project will use cutting-edge imaging and AI-driven analysis to reconstruct their life histories and forecast future reef