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for Interdependent Critical Infrastructure), an NWO-funded interdisciplinary consortium that develops analytical models and governance frameworks for climate adaptation across interconnected Dutch transport
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of attribution science, impact assessment and operationalized forecasting of climate and weather extreme events at global scale. SUNRISE will challenge the state of the art by (i) producing new comprehensive data
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of environmental health, epidemiology, toxicology, and policy. It brings together well-established birth cohorts (BAMSE , Born in Bradford , INMA , PIAMA ); leadership in air pollution, climate, and respiratory
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readiness in supply chains, and design models that show how supply chains may respond to disruptions such as policy shifts, climate risks, or market shocks. A key part of the role is to translate regulatory
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-academic partners from three continents with the scope of advancing the knowledge and practices of attribution science, impact assessment and operationalized forecasting of climate and weather extreme events
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climate resilience of smallholder farming systems in Ethiopia and Kenya? Are you intrigued by understanding the drivers of scaling processes, and do you have interdisciplinary skills enabling you to conduct
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challenges of our time. As a Postdoctoral Researcher, you will develop models that make the energy grid smarter and directly help reduce grid congestion in the Netherlands. The energy transition is one
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. In this project, we aim to prove the concept of hard/soft concrete composites. The research will include: Computational modelling and optimization of concrete architectures Experimental testing and
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fundamental understanding of marine systems, the way they change, the role they play in climate and biodiversity, and how they may provide sustainable solutions to society in the future. NIOZ serves as national
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the project. Examples of the approach can be found in Ecological Modelling 205: 196-208 and Ecological Indicators 79: 114-121. You will be part of the WP3 team consisting of Prof. Jan Hendriks, Dr Wilco Verberk