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peatland PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

We have 31 peatland PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

Contrasting peatland carbon dynamics in Britain and Newfoundland:

Project Overview. This project explores the impact of nutrient deposition on long-term carbon storage in Holocene/Anthropocene peatlands by comparing near-pristine localities in Newfoundland with impacted counterparts in Wales. Read more

Large-scale developmental dynamics of northern peatlands

Project description. Peatlands are terrestrial wetlands in which saturated soil conditions prevent the complete decomposition of plant litter, causing carbon-rich peat to accumulate at the Earth’s surface. Read more

QUADRAT DTP: Investigating the role of archaea in peatland microbial ecosystems.

This fully funded, 42-month PhD project is part of the QUADRAT Doctoral Training Partnership. This project is fundamentally concerned with understanding the carbon cycle in peat wetland (including blanket bog) microbial ecosystems – both restored and naturally produced. Read more

From regenerative farming to restoration: assessing the environmental impacts of future management changes in UK lowland peatlands (Ref: CTP-SAI-066)

The Cambridgeshire Fens contains extensively drained lowland peatland soils, covering 4,000 km2 and including areas for crop production and grazing, unproductive degraded peat, small reserves of deeper peat, and areas under active restoration. Read more

The Rainforest is on fire! – Assessing the impact of peatland fires on human health in a changing climate

Scientific Background and Motivation. Every year, during the dry season, much of Indonesian Borneo experiences major wildfires often ignited by major agricultural burning of the peatlands to clear land for the production of pulp, paper and palm oil. Read more

PhD in SUERC - Mineral-microbe transformations in carbon critical environments

Project Overview. Carbon cycling is a crucial component of our global climate. Nanoparticles of reactive iron minerals are essential for the long-term drawdown and storage of atmospheric carbon dioxide in soils and sediments; a process which is driven by microorganisms. Read more

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