Vacatures general labour in Utrecht
4 general labour vacatures in Nederland. Dagelijks bijgewerkte vacatures.
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PhD: Reconstructing Zeeland’s historic landscape developments
3 dagen geleden
Utrecht, Nederland Faculteit Geowetenschappen (Universiteit Utrecht) Voltijd € 3.204 - € 4.051 TijdelijkThe PhD position is part of the larger research project Re-Flex Zeeland that aims to reconstruct and visualize Zeeland's natural landscape formation processes during historical periods of rapid sea-level rise, with a focus on the last 12,000 years. The project is funded by the Delta Climate Centre (DCC) in Vlissingen and consists of two PhDs and one postdoc...
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PhD: Reconstructing Zeeland’s historic landscape developments
3 dagen geleden
Utrecht, Nederland Universiteit Utrecht Voltijd € 3.204 - € 4.051 TijdelijkThe PhD position is part of the larger research project Re-Flex Zeeland that aims to reconstruct and visualize Zeeland's natural landscape formation processes during historical periods of rapid sea-level rise, with a focus on the last 12,000 years. The project is funded by the Delta Climate Centre (DCC) in Vlissingen and consists of two PhDs and one postdoc...
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Head of Legal
5 dagen geleden
Nieuwegein, Utrecht, Nederland WSP Global Inc. Voltijd € 90.000 - € 140.000 ContractHead of Legal - Central EuropeBuilding a sustainable future, together.At WSP, we design the future of our communities. As one of the world’s leading engineering and professional services firms, we bring together expertise across transport and infrastructure, buildings, energy, environment, water and advisory. Across Central Europe, we combine local...
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Postdoc: Ocean Acidification
2 weken geleden
Utrecht, Nederland Faculteit Geowetenschappen (Universiteit Utrecht) Voltijd € 3.706 - € 5.760 TijdelijkMicroscopic calcite (CaCO3) shells of plankton sink through ocean waters to the seafloor by the trillions each year, taking along essential nutrients such as phosphorus (P). Ocean acidification is likely to alter global CaCO3 fluxes, with so far unknown consequences for P cycling, ocean fertility and CO2 uptake. Our lack of knowledge regarding these...