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We have 6 pollination PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
pollination PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 pollination PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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SCENARIO - Strengthening links between agri-environment management and pollination services for cost-effective bee conservation (SC2023_24)
Project. Pollination by bees and other insects is vitally important for UK agriculture, improving production by around £630M. However, despite these benefits, pollinator populations are in decline due to changes in land use, land management and climate. Read more
SCENARIO - Modelling the impact of planting choices and management on the delivery of multiple ecosystem services by domestic gardens (SC2023_17)
What we plant and how we manage our gardens can have a significant impact on the environment. Domestic gardens cover up to 30% of UK urban areas, and recent research has linked garden plant characteristics (in terms of their structure and function) with provision of key ecosystem services. Read more
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Biodiversity and sustainable food production in urban Ghana
This fully funded PhD place provides an exciting opportunity to pursue postgraduate research and join an international, interdisciplinary team of researchers as part of the “COMMONPATHS. Read more
MScR: Mechanisms of electroreception in insects
A MScR studentship is currently available in the Sensory Biophysics Group at the School of Biological Sciences. The studentship is supported by an ERC Advanced Investigator Award and is open to UK postgraduates. Read more
MScR: Understanding the consequences of unpredictable cold stress events on a beneficial insect and the implications for natural pest control in agricultural landscapes
The earth is currently experiencing rapid changes in climate. As ectotherms, insects are highly susceptible to temperature change, with temperature impacting all aspects of their fitness. Read more
Pollen-Pistil communication strategies during plant reproduction: Acceptance or Rejection
Fertilization in higher plants is the result of a series of successful interactions between pollen and pistils of the same species. Read more
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