Join our #PhD project exploring sediment dynamics in #saltmarsh ecosystems to enhance predictions of marsh adaptabilbity to #sealevelrise. Conduct fieldwork, collect new data, and perform computer modelling. Interested? Apply now!!👇
PhD opportunity to study sediment dynamics in tidal marsh ecosystems to improve models predicting marsh adaptability to sea level rise. It’s open to people with a Master degree in Civil Engineering, Earth Sciences, or related disciplines.
Interested? Deadline: August 19, 2024.
🚨Reminder: only 3 days left to apply for our #AGU24 session! Don’t miss out this opportunity to present your research and connect with people in your field! Deadline: July 31st 🗓️
Please consider submitting an abstract to our #AGU24 session: OS009 Biogeochemical Processes in the Coastal Ocean.
Conveners are Olivier Gourgue, @j_a_rosentreter, Raymond Najjar, Dante Horemans and me!
https://t.co/u0bsvKDjyp
Please consider submitting an abstract to our #AGU24 session: OS009 Biogeochemical Processes in the Coastal Ocean.
Conveners are Olivier Gourgue, @j_a_rosentreter, Raymond Najjar, Dante Horemans and me!
https://t.co/u0bsvKDjyp
📣 Post-doc opportunity to work on carbon dynamics of coastal wetland ecosystems. Open to people with a PhD degree in Biology, Ecology, Geography, Earth Sciences, or related disciplines.
Interested?
https://t.co/2wVn0n6F6H
Application deadline: February 29, 2024
📣 PhD Opportunity To work on carbon dynamics of coastal wetland ecosystems. Open to people with a MSc degree in Physical Geography, or related disciplines.
Interested? https://t.co/0AH157qdhe
Application deadline: February 29, 2024
📢🌊 Job Opportunity 🌊
Our research group is looking for a postdoc research associate in the field of quantifying and modelling marine and coastal ecosystem services.
🔊 Job Alert!
We have a vacancy for a PhD student on monitoring & modelling of the bio-geomorphic development of a tidal wetland restoration project (Hedwige-Prosperpolder, Schelde estuary):
https://t.co/hb9Lt2qabK
Application Deadline: Before June 15, 2023
Semi-diurnal vs. diurnal tides:
what are their relative impacts on coastal wetland adaptability to sea level rise?
Check out our latest article on that matter: https://t.co/a5BTwL4HM2
with @ogourgue @gerardgovers Matt Kirwan & Stijn Temmerman
@ECOSPHERE_UA@GCE_UAntwerp
Biogeomorphic modelling provides new perspectives to the pro-active planning of management and design options for tidal marsh restoration. A promising case study by @ogourgue and colleagues for #HedwigeProsper
https://t.co/1cSx3bnaCw
@JimvanBelzen@TjeerdBouma@JP_Belliard
Finally this new work is out!:
Biogeomorphic modeling to assess the resilience of tidal-marsh restoration to sea level rise and sediment supply
With @ogourgue in the lead
The open access article is found here:
https://t.co/bd3QxBtBWy
#Hedwigeprosperpolder#sealevelrise
DO AGE AND POSITION REALLY MATTER? 🤔😉
Check out our new paper:
Mangrove sediment organic carbon storage and sources in relation to forest age and position along a deltaic salinity gradient https://t.co/wWv3rNc54q
Should we give restored tidal marshes a kick-start for efficient nutrient cycling?
Potential pros and cons discussed in new paper by @NielsVanPutte: Solving hindered groundwater dynamics in restored tidal marshes by creek excavation and soil amendments.
https://t.co/tq3phguH5L
Check out our first explorative survey on carbon flux dynamics in the Guayas river delta, a major estuarine system in South America but little studied with regard to its carbon biogeochemistry. 50 days' free access. https://t.co/Kkh2cAYvcw
DO AGE AND POSITION REALLY MATTER? Curious on how mangrove age and position along a deltaic gradient affect its organic carbon storage and sources? Check out our pre-print: https://t.co/c2F0fl3YZ0. �� 🌳
#bluecarbon #Research
Happy to share our article on El Nino driven extreme sea levels in the Guayas delta-Gulf of Guayaquil (Ecuador), a hotspot of coastal hazards @GCE_UAntwerp@ldominguec @ogourgue @gerardgovers Stijn Temmerman and others.
50 days' free access via the link: https://t.co/fgH9MMg2kb
Well done @KenSchoutens, for getting this great paper based on our 2018 @FZK_GWK flume experiment, out there! - Survival of the thickest? Impacts of extreme wave‐forcing on marsh seedlings are mediated by species morphology https://t.co/gEbv14MPQQ
We are recruiting! PhD fellow position. Investigate how small-scale (m²) bio-geomorphic interactions between plants, tidal flow and sediments lead to the large-scale (km²) self-organization of tidal wetland landscapes. Apply here: https://t.co/Uszd93EWAO