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We have 15 geochemistry PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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PhD position in sulfur isotope geochemistry
Job information. Expected start date in position . 01.04.2023 or upon agreement. Contract length . 1 year, renewable maximum 4 years. Read more
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In-situ disposal of cementitious wastes at UK nuclear sites
This fully funded UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) PhD bursary provides an exciting opportunity to pursue postgraduate research relating to waste management during the decommissioning of UK nuclear sites. Read more
PhD position in microbial geochemistry of pyrite formation
Job information. Expected start date. 1 April 2022 or upon agreement. Contract length. 1 year, renewable maximum 4 years. Activity rate. Read more
SCENARIO - Using geochemical proxies to quantify past climate change in the Andes, South America (SC2023_34)
Background. In South America, more than 80% of the population is reliant on water supplies from mountainous areas for drinking water and agriculture. Read more
An isotope-based approach to quantifying carbon burial in the Proterozoic ocean
Project background. The burial of organic matter in the ocean is a major component of the global carbon cycle, which impacts on global climate. Read more
PhD in Cosmic Landscapes: disambiguating cosmogenic nuclides in detrital populations
The most common way to estimate the erosion rate at the landscape scale is to calculate the mean residence time of sediment in a river basin by measuring the accumulation of cosmogenic nuclides (rare isotopes formed in the near surface due to the bombardment of cosmic radiation) within the modern river sediment. Read more
Breathing Oceans: An investigation into the life of the Ocean’s skin layer in controlling the ability of our Ocean’s to store greenhouse gases
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Institute of Life and Earth Sciences
We are seeking applicants for a 3-year PhD studentship fully funded by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No [949495]), starting 1 September 2023. Read more
Magmatic processes, timescales and hazards of large-magnitude explosive eruptions in the Central Hellenic arc, Greece
Overview. This study offers a fantastic chance for a student to participate in a high-profile international research programme and work on fresh samples that were retrieved from the ocean floor during IODP Expedition 398 in the central Hellenic arc. Read more
Field, laboratory and modelling constraints on fluid transport in fractured mudrocks with a focus on chemical self-healing
Predicting the retention of hydrogen gas in the subsurface is a cross cutting issue with relevance to energy storage, hydrogen prospecting, and the disposal of radioactive wastes. Read more
Impact of organic pollutants on the emergence of antimicrobial resistance in aquatic environments (VC23034)
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global health concern, associated with ~25000 deaths annually in Europe alone (1). Read more
PhD in Geology - Shocking details about the death of the dinosaurs from alkali feldspars
Aims. The impact of a ~12 km diameter asteroid sixty-six million years ago caused one of the most devastating mass extinctions in Earth history. Read more
PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences - Tracking the evolution of C-complex asteroids using carbonates
Project aims. This project will explore the evolution of C-complex asteroids during the first few million years of Solar System history. Read more
Sink or source - how CO2 levels affect the soil C cycle and the implications for climate change
PROJECT TITLE. Sink or Source - How CO2 levels affect the soil C cycle and the implications for. climate change. DTP Research Theme(s). Read more
GREENCDT Solidification routes for encapsulation of radioiodine
Supervisors. Main Supervisor. Dr Brant Walkley. Secondary Supervisors. Dr Scott Heath and Professor Clint Sharrad. In the UK, over 150,000m3 of radioactive waste has been produced to date. Read more
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