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We have 245 Environmental Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Environmental Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 245 Environmental Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
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PhD studentship in Environmental Engineering: Building water treatment infrastructure resilience to climate change-induced changes in freshwater sulphate concentrations
Overview. This exciting . WIRe CDT. project, in collaboration with . Northumbrian Water,. Read more
Reduction of environmental footprint of wood buildings through performance-based design (PBD)
The adoption of a performance-based design methodology is being considered for a future edition of the National Building Code of Canada. Read more
PhD Scholarship in Sulphate-stressed Anaerobic Digestion Systems
Fully Funded PhD Scholarship in Sulphate-stressed Anaerobic Digestion Systems. College of Science and Engineering/School of Engineering/Civil Engineering. Read more
PhD Scholarship - Sustainability, Public Engagement, and Advocacy within Cell and Tissue Engineering
Applications are invited for a full-time funded PhD scholarship affiliated to the College of Science & Engineering, at the University of Galway. Read more
Human impacts on soil health in upland managed and rough grazing land: Exploring variability emerging from human-soil interactions at the Finzean Estate (Scotland)
Healthy soils are critical to a sustainable future. Human impacts on soil health in intensively farmed and managed landscapes are widely acknowledged. Read more
PhD Fellowship in Plant Protein Biochemistry
The University of Stavanger invites applicants for a PhD Fellowship in plant protein biochemistry at the Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Chemistry, Bioscience and Environmental Engineering. Read more
SCENARIO: Modelling microbial immigration at critical interfaces of urban and natural water environments (SC2023_20)
environments. Besides the chemical pollutants, microbial pollutants are continuously discharged from urban environment to natural environment. Read more
SCENARIO: Mitigating greenhouse gas releases from contaminated urban re-development sites (SC2023_25)
Background. The construction industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions and urgently needs to address this to reduce its carbon emissions. Read more
SCENARIO: How do environmental factors and hazards affect the vulnerability, reliability and resilience of small-water supply infrastructure? (SC2023_08)
The provision of safe and affordable drinking water for all by 2030 requires robust infrastructure. Small drinking-water supplies are used by millions of people and are the foundation of rural water supply. Read more
SCENARIO: Improving urban air quality measurement with artificial intelligence (SC2023_32)
It is more important than ever for us to be able to understand how wind and the built environment interact to distribute emissions around densely-populated cities. Read more
SCENARIO: Air quality, thermal effects and micro-climate in urban areas (SC2023_16)
Poor urban air quality and the threat of terrorist attacks by spreading a hazardous substance in cities are a real concern for public safety and health. Read more
SCENARIO: A Robotic Ecologist for Automated Habitat Monitoring (SC2023_40)
Global biodiversity loss creates an urgent need to change the way the built environment interacts with the natural world, and new solutions are required for understanding nature. Read more
SCENARIO - Changes in soil hydraulic properties using long-term innovative monitoring to unveil process dynamics, improve numerical model parameterisation and support Nature-based Solutions (SC2023_41)
This project is based at the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford. Read more
Reversible Hydrogen Electrolysers for providing 100% Renewable Electrical Grid stability
Investigating the potential for reversible electrolysers to provide stability to 100% renewable electricity network. Project Context. Read more
Sustainable Heating and Cooling Technologies
The project. The Sustainable Thermal Energy Technologies (. STET. ) research group in the School of Engineering has a PhD scholarship opportunity in the area of thermal energy. Read more