The BC3-Basque Centre for Climate Change offers a 3 year postdoctoral fellowship. The successful applicant will assist in the development of system-based livestock farm modeling approaches in order to analyze strategies that help dairy farmers to both adapt to temperature rise and increased climate variability and reduce the overall GHG emissions (climate change mitigation).
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Results of the ESEE Board elections held in November 2014
As ESEE, we have been holding two separate elections in November-December 2014, one for ordinary Board Members and one for Student Representative. The aim was to fill the positions of 7 Board Members and one Student Representative for the period 2015-2017.
Full Professorship (W3) for Sustainability Governance
The Faculty of Environment and Natural Resources at the University of Freiburg invites applications for a
Full Professorship (W3) for Sustainability Governance
in the department of Environmental Social Science and Geography to be filled by October, 1st 2015. This professorship is particularly suitable as a starting position for highly qualified early career researchers. The candidate should possess an international research profile and be committed to research and teaching excellence at the interface between sustainability science and inter- and transdisciplinary science studies.
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