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Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Programme - TRANSFORM - 2022 Open Call Research Projects
University of Warwick - School for Cross-faculty Studies. Application deadline: 7th March 2022. Start date: 1st October 2022. Read more
Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarships 2022 – TRANSFORM: Transformations of Human-Environment Interactions for Sustainable Development
Six Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarships are available at the University of Warwick for a 2022/23 start. The studentships are supported by the Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship programme TRANSFORM. Read more
Supporting Scottish communities for a healthy and sustainable, local food system: the role of vertical farming
The Rowett Institute. has an international reputation for teaching and research in human nutrition and food science. As part of its funding through the Scottish government we are advertising a number of high-profile PhD studentships in nutrition, food science, microbiology and analytical chemistry. Read more
Study Engineering in the USA with the George Washington University
Doctoral students comprise the backbone of research conducted at the School of Engineering & Applied Science. Through funding support from faculty, internal and external grants, doctoral students can expect to take 4-6 years to complete the program through coursework, research credits and writing their dissertation. Read more
Scaling-Up Climate Resilient Food Production
The Rowett Institute. has an international reputation for teaching and research in human nutrition and food science. As part of its funding through the Scottish government we are advertising a number of high-profile PhD studentships in nutrition, food science, microbiology and analytical chemistry. Read more
Selection and management of groundwater arsenic remediation approaches for improved water security in northern India
Research Group:
Molecular Environmental Sciences
This project will be based at The University of Manchester with a 12-month stay at University of Melbourne. Project description. Introduction. Read more
Harnessing the human gut microbiota for mycotoxin detoxification
The Rowett Institute. has an international reputation for teaching and research in human nutrition and food science. As part of its funding through the Scottish government we are advertising a number of high-profile PhD studentships in nutrition, food science, microbiology and analytical chemistry. Read more
Social Welfare in Seafood Supply Chains – A Focus on Aquaculture
Research Group:
Institute of Life and Earth Sciences
Background. Globally, the sustainability of seafood supply has traditionally focused on environmental impact. Read more
Making home at the End of the World: survival modalities within home-making practices
The disproportional effects of climate change on women and girls were highlighted during Glasgow’s COP26. This illustrates the increasing awareness that climate vulnerability is exacerbated by gender and other social inequalities. Read more
Making home at the End of the World: survival modalities within home-making practices
This exciting project responds to the urgent need to understand how the anticipation of environmental catastrophe and resulting survival modalities are impacting everyday practices and meanings of home. Read more
Disentangling the drivers of Insect Armageddon: determining the impact of anthropogenic disturbances on midge diversity in the UK
Anthropogenically driven environmental change is leading to dramatic changes in the structure and composition of biological communities across the world, and has triggered a decline in global biodiversity. Read more
Geospatial modelling of the prevalence of violence against children in Sub-Saharan Africa
One billion children globally experience physical, sexual or emotional violence every year (Hillis et al., 2016). Violence against children (VAC) has numerous adverse health and social consequences on the victim as well as the family and the wider society. Read more
What makes a successful male?
Research Group:
Institute of Evolutionary Biology
Male reproductive success varies greatly between individuals, generating sexual selection that has driven the evolution of some of the most dramatic traits in the animal kingdom. Read more
University of Bristol Postgraduate Research Scholarships
Closing date. Monday, 28 March 2022 (noon UK time). 20 studentships are available. Following significant investment in the University’s post-graduate research programmes, the. Read more
Cosmic-Ray Muons in Different Applications
Research Group:
Particle Physics and Particle Astrophysics
Cosmic-ray muons are known to be useful in applications beyond particle astrophysics. They have helped with mapping structure of volcanoes and with finding voids in various geological structures. Read more