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coastal management PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 22 coastal management PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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An oceanic species in coastal habitats: Risso’s dolphin distribution in Scottish waters and implications for conservation management
This project will be supervised by Dr Nienke van Geel (SAMS UHI), Dr Denise Risch (SAMS UHI), Dr Gordon Hastie (University of St Andrews) and a supervisor from NatureScot. Read more
Promoting trial participation in rural and coastal communities
Background. The South West Peninsula of Devon and Cornwall comprises a population that is older than the national average and includes deprived rural and coastal communities, with various challenges that impact healthcare access and health research opportunity. Read more
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Coastal wetland dynamics in a changing world: consequences for people and nature (FRANCO_ENV22CDCC)
Primary Supervisor - Dr Aldina Franco. Secondary Supervisor - Dr Rachel Carmenta. Supervisory Team - Dr Carlos David Santos (Federal University of Para, Brazil), Dr Trevor Tolhurst. Read more
PhD Programme Openings at NHH Norwegian School of Economics - Business and Management Science
About NHH. NHH Norwegian School of Economics. is one of the leading business schools in Europe. We are internationally recognised for our research environment, and we educate the leaders of the future. Read more
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Controls on sub-arctic coastal zone dynamics, Skeiðarársandur, SE Iceland (OP2250)
Background. Climate change is driving rapid changes in sub-arctic glacier fed coastal systems worldwide, resulting in concomitant changes in proglacial topography and sediment flux. Read more
Unmanaged Realignments, Coastal Habitats, and Ecosystem Services
Capacity of Unmanaged Realignments To (Re-) create Coastal Habitats And Ecosystem Services . Duration: 12 months . Read more
Investigating methods for a multi-faceted approach to determine distribution and habitat use of harbour porpoises to inform management
HPs are the UKs most numerous cetacean, occurring in all coastal areas and are particularly vulnerable to disturbance from human activities. Read more
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Would coupling regenerative land management and seaweed aquaculture be beneficial in a changing climate? (MALIN_ENV22CDCC)
Primary Supervisor. Dr Gill Malin. Secondary Supervisor. Prof Corrado Di Maria. Supervisory Team. Dr Paulette Posen (CEFAS/UEA CCSUS), Dr Elisa Capuzzo (CEFAS). Read more
Development of decision support tools for adaptation of critical coastal industrial infrastructure to rising sea levels
This exciting research project is focused on the UK’s many coastal industrial assets which may come under significant threat in the next 50 to 100 years and beyond due to rising sea levels. Read more
Towards the co-production of groundwater flood resilience with GRACE
Understanding benefits of community coproduction of groundwater flood resilience Understanding and evaluating the community response to and impact of technical and social innovations in groundwater management A focus on research closely connected with the GRACE partnership and affected communities, as an investigation in a real world context Overview. Read more
Flood mitigation schemes in rural communities in the south west of England
There have been several severe flood events in southwest England in recent years, including Boscastle in 2004, Dawlish in 2014 and Coverack in 2014 and July 2017. Read more
Improving coastal and oceanographic monitoring with 5G at sea
About the Project. The University of Liverpool (UoL) and JET Engineering System Solutions (JET) are seeking to appoint a suitable experienced and qualified individual to undertake a three-year doctoral research programme. Read more
SUPER DTP: Optimising the long-term control of invasive American mink from catchment to coast: how many mink is too many?
Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) threaten biodiversity, ecosystem functions and services and impose costs to national economies. Read more
Developing resilient hospitals through agent-based modelling
Approximate one-fifth of UK confirmed COVID-19 cases and the majority of the infected frontline healthcare workers are associated with healthcare-acquired infections due to contaminated built environments. Read more
Analytical and numerical modeling of innovative strengthening materials (Fiber Reinforced Polymer and Textile Reinforced Mortar) applied on brittle supports
Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites and Textile Reinforced Mortar (TRM) materials represent an effective retrofitting strategy for the rehabilitation of masonry and concrete structures. Read more
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