4 faculty science geography jobs found in Munich

Your tasks and responsibilities: Quantify the current and future food demand Quantify and map the current and future food production potentials Identify current and future drivers of change and their quantitative importance for food demand and production, including demographic, economic, societal and biophysical changes. Assess trends in productivity of food systems according to different technologies and management options Quantitatively analyse the consequences of anthropogenic degradation of food systems (including climate change impacts on food production) Study the resilience and stability of food systems Connect food systems with the other areas of the nexus (water, ecosystems, energy) Third-party funding acquisition Writing scientific publications Teaching and student mentoring (5 SWS) Your qualifications: PhD degree in Agricultural Sciences, Agronomy, Agricultural Management, Land Use, Geography, or similar Strong...

Your tasks and responsibilities: Quantify the current and future demand or need for ecosystem services (especially regulating, supporting, and provisioning) Quantify and map the current and future supply of ecosystem services (especially regulating and supporting) Identify current and future drivers of change and their quantitative importance for demand and supply, including demographic, economic, societal and biophysical changes Assess the productivity of ecosystem services according to different management options of natural ecosystems. Quantitatively analyse the consequences of anthropogenic degradation of natural ecosystems for ecosystem services (including climate change). Study the resilience of natural ecosystems in regards to the stability of ecosystem services Connect ecosystem services with the other areas of the nexus (water, food, energy) Third-party funding acquisition Management and guidance in the own group Writing scientific...

Your tasks and responsibilities: Quantify the current and future water demand Quantify and map the current and future water availability Identify current and future drivers of change and their quantitative importance for water demand and availability, including demographic, economic, societal and biophysical changes. Assess trends in water use efficiency according to different technologies (for example irrigation systems) and management options Quantitatively analyse the consequences of anthropogenic water depletion and degradation of water systems (including climate change impacts on water resources) Study the resilience and stability of hydrological systems Connect hydrological systems with the other areas of the nexus (ecosystems, food, energy) Third-party funding acquisition Writing scientific publications Teaching and student mentoring (5 SWS) Your qualifications: PhD degree in Hydrology, Water Science, geography,...

Institution Faculty of Languages and Literatures - Department III - English and American Studies and Rachel Carsten Center (Environmental Humanities, Prof. Dr. Sonja Dümpelmann) Remuneration group BesGr A13 Full-time / Part-time Full-time (100%) Start date 2023-10-01 ( initially for three years) Application deadline 2023-02-20 About us: The Chair of Environmental Humanities is looking for two postdoctoral researchers to join the team. The positions will start on 1 October 2023 and will run for an initial period of three years with a possible extension of a further three years. The newly created Chair is part of the renowned Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society (RCC), an international center dedicated to the study of environment and society at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich. Faculty at the RCC lead and offer courses in the newly created Environment and Society Master of Arts program. The working...