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Climate Science (oceanography) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

We have 8 Climate Science (oceanography) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

A dive into tropical waters: understanding the mechanisms of sea surface temperature patterns that drive global climate and weather

Sea surface temperature patterns in tropical oceans influence climate and weather around the globe. The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO, 1, 2) in the Pacific and its teleconnections drive rainfall patterns nearby and far, as well as influences the occurrence of Marine Heat Waves in remote areas. Read more

Westerly winds-overturning oceans

We invite applications from qualified and highly motivated students for 3.5-year PhD Studentships in the School of Earth & Environmental Sciences (SEES) at the University of St Andrews. Read more
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Connecting Weather and Climate: Exploring Cross-Scale Interactions

We invite applications from qualified and highly motivated students for 3.5-year PhD Studentships in the School of Earth & Environmental Sciences (SEES) at the University of St Andrews. Read more
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Connecting warming patterns to clouds: the role of atmospheric circulation

We invite applications from qualified and highly motivated students for 3.5-year PhD Studentships in the School of Earth & Environmental Sciences (SEES) at the University of St Andrews. Read more
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Compound Extreme Events in a Warming World: From Drivers to Impacts

We invite applications from qualified and highly motivated students for 3.5-year PhD Studentships in the School of Earth & Environmental Sciences (SEES) at the University of St Andrews. Read more

Acoustic Monitoring of Underwater Methane and Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Supervisory Ream. Professor Paul White and Professor Jonathan Bull. As we move to a low-carbon economy understanding and quantifying marine sources of methane and carbon dioxide emissions becomes more important. Read more

Developing Next-Generation Marine Sensors Using Intracavity Absorption Spectroscopy for Advanced Ocean Monitoring

Supervisory team. Dr Ran Ismaeel, Dr Matt Mowlem. Our oceans, covering 71% of the Earth’s surface, remain largely unexplored, yet they are critical to understanding global challenges like climate change and sustainable resource development. Read more
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