Earth Sciences PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in Bristol

We have 6 Earth Sciences PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in Bristol

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EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Aerosol Science

University of Bristol
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Aerosol Science

The Centre for Doctoral training in Aerosol Science (CAS) is now recruiting to our 4-year PhD programme for 2019 entry.

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Flood Resilient Bridge Modelling and Design

University of Bristol
Department of Civil Engineering

Dr M Pregnolato

Application Deadline: 31 March 2019

Transport systems are responsible for moving people and goods, delivering services and ensuring connection within and among urban areas.

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Future space missions and sensors for CBRN event detection and monitoring

University of Bristol
Faculty of Engineering

Prof L Berthoud

Application Deadline: 22 February 2019

Scholarship Details. This is a prestigious EPSRC iCASE studentship co-funded by Thales Alenia Space UK spacecraft manufacturers (Bristol Branch).

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CDT in Computational Statistics and Data Science

University of Bristol

The University of Bristol Centre for Doctoral Training in Computational Statistics and Data Science -- COMPASS for short -- is a four-year PhD programme…

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How does the one-humped Arabian camel survive in the desert without drinking?

University of Bristol
Faculty of Health Sciences

Prof D Murphy, Dr M Greenwood

Applications accepted all year round

Whilst water balance is aggressively defended in all mammals, this is all the more so in the one-humped Arabian camel, which has a remarkable capacity to thrive in the hot, arid conditions of the Arabian deserts (1), and to survive extended periods of dehydration (2).

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