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Stochastic Differential Equations for Systems with Extreme Events

University of Birmingham
Alan Turing Institute Doctoral Scholarship

Dr S Johnson, Dr F Spill

Application Deadline: 22 January 2019

A great many real-world phenomena which involve some degree of randomness can be described with stochastic differential equations (SDEs).

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Atmospheric Drivers of UK flood events: Current State and Future Changes

University of Exeter
College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences

Dr J Catto

Application Deadline: 7 January 2019

This project is one of a number that are in competition for funding from the NERC Great Western Four+ Doctoral Training Partnership (GW4+ DTP).

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Pharmacoepidemiological study to systematically investigate drug-related adverse events in older people

University of Bath
Department of Pharmacy & Pharmacology

Dr P Nishtala

Applications accepted all year round

A self-funded PhD studentship is available under the supervision of Dr Prasad Nishtala at the University of Bath. This is a collaborative project which will involve working with Dr Hamish Jamieson from the Big Data and Ageing Research Group at Christchurch, NZ.

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Arctic carbon under threat from climate extremes: how do extreme climatic events affect soil carbon and microbial communities?

University of Sheffield
Department of Animal and Plant Sciences

Dr G Phoenix, Dr T Helgason, Dr J Bjerke

Application Deadline: 9 January 2019

Extreme climatic events can have far greater impacts on ecosystems than gradual climate change. This is particularly apparent in the Arctic, where widespread damage from extreme events is causing large-scale die-back to tundra ecosystems and driving the phenomena known as “Arctic Browning”.

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School of Geographical and Earth Sciences - Applying AI to Determine How Lake Ecosystems Respond to Extreme Events

University of Glasgow
College of Science and Engineering

Prof J Toney, Dr C Miller

Application Deadline: 18 January 2019

The Biomarkers for Environmental and Climate Science (BECS) research group at the University of Glasgow is looking to recruit an excellent PhD student to apply advanced statistical and computing techniques to large environmental datasets with an aim to identify ecosystem responses to abrupt and extreme environmental change.

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The Ice Age, oceans and climate: triggers of iceberg calving and rapid temperature change

University of Leeds
School of Earth & Environment

Dr R Ivanovic, Dr L Gregoire

Application Deadline: 7 January 2019

This PhD project will use climate/ice-sheet modelling to establish the complex chain of events that took place early in the last deglaciation, linking catastrophic ice sheet collapse, iceberg armadas, rapid cooling, abrupt warming and the complete reorganisation of largescale Atlantic Ocean circulation.

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Channel-floodplain interactions during flood events: energy and momentum exchange

University of Hull
Faculty of Science and Engineering

Dr S J Mclelland

Application Deadline: 23 January 2019

Living with Water. Perceptions, Processes, Responses and Mitigation of Flooding. To celebrate the University's research successes, the University of Hull is offering a full-time UK/EU/International PhD Scholarship for candidates applying for each of the following projects as part of a new research cluster.

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Statistical post-processing of ensemble forecasts of compound weather risk.

University of Exeter
College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences

Dr F Kwasniok

Application Deadline: 7 January 2019

This project is one of a number that are in competition for funding from the NERC Great Western Four+ Doctoral Training Partnership (GW4+ DTP).

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The Supernova Simulator: testing AI learning for target location and character across scales in space and time

University of Portsmouth
Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation

Dr A Lundgren, Dr P Benson, Prof D Bacon

Application Deadline: 17 February 2019

Applications are invited for a fully-funded three year PhD to commence in October 2019. The PhD will be based in the Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation and will be supervised by Dr Andrew Lundgren, Dr Philip Benson and Professor David Bacon.

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