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atmosphere PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 84 atmosphere PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Mapping the climate systems and the evaporation of exoplanet atmospheres
We invite applications from outstanding and highly motivated students for the Warwick Prize Scholarships in Astrophysics. The successful applicant will work with Prof. Read more
Fully funded PhD Scholarships in the School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment
Scholarship opportunities for studies commencing 2023 for applicants with exceptional tertiary qualifications. PhD research scholarship opportunities exist in the School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment, Monash University for, high-quality, dedicated, well-motivated and enthusiastic students. Read more
Representing ground-atmosphere coupling over complex terrain: the need for a new paradigm
Computer models used to predict the weather (known as numerical weather prediction or NWP models) and climate (known as climate models) do not simulate… Read more
Mechatronics of Carbon Capture from the atmosphere
The technology you will develop features an innovative low-grade-heat-powered direct air capture unit. The direct air capture unit removes carbon dioxide from the air, concentrates it and compresses it to feed the electrochemical stack. Read more
Vegetation-based climate change adaptation measures for earth infrastructure
Climate change will affect the performance of existing earth infrastructure. Read more
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Protecting Earth from the uncertAinty of spaCe debris re-Entry (PEACE)
The Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Strathclyde is inviting applications for the following fully funded PhD project, expected to commence in October 2023. Read more
High-dimensional probabilistic dynamic models for global vegetation change and weather forecasting - SENSE CDT
The Earth’s vegetation is changing as a result of both human activity and climate change. Large scale shifts in vegetation will fundamentally alter terrestrial ecosystems, with a range of potential consequences – from impacts on biodiversity to altered carbon and hydrological cycling. Read more
Non-line-of-sight (NLOS) optical wireless communications with deep ultraviolet lasers
Start date. January 2024. Duration. 3.5 yrs. The optical spectrum offers significantly higher bandwidth for communications compared to the radio spectrum, spanning more than three orders of magnitude. Read more
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Engineering Doctorate (EngD): A Novel Gas/Liquid contactor for Direct Air Capture and industrial CO2 capture technologies
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) consists of a series of essential climate change mitigation technologies used to achieve the carbon neutrality of the Paris Climate Change agreement. Read more
The School of Education Doctoral Opportunities as part of the Faculty of Social Sciences
The University is rated in the top 100 by the QS World University Rankings, priding itself on research-led critical thinking that aims to make an impact in the world. Read more
Theology & Religious Studies PhD
At King's you will find a broad range of overlapping areas of research. Students can pursue traditional areas of study through. Read more
Synthesis of Small Molecule Probes for Atmospheric Chemistry Studies
A fully-funded 42-month chemistry PhD studentship is. available for a joint project in the research groups of Drs Miriam O’Duill. Read more
Development of a novel translational spectrometer to investigate non-thermal chemistry
A fully funded 4-year PhD studentship is available to a start in September 2023 within the new research group of Dr Jemma Gibbard (https://www.durham.ac.uk/staff/jemma-gibbard/) at Durham University. . Read more
Ecohydrology and Ecosystem Function on the Fletcherview Savanna Rangeland and Cattle Station
Almost all terrestrial life lives within the Earth’s thin ‘skin’, a 100-200m high zone, stretching from bedrock, through aquifers, soil and the biosphere to the top of plant canopies in the atmosphere. Read more
