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Environmental Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 35 Environmental Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 35 Environmental Physics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Remote assessment of tree locality and health with Network Rail
This exciting PhD opportunity will enable the successful applicant to work directly alongside Network Rail to create, for the first time, a detailed management plan for green infrastructure on Britain's rail network. Read more
Toward next generation space environment modeling capability
The ionosphere is a layer of plasma in the upper atmosphere (thermosphere), produced by the ionization of atmospheric constituents by solar radiation and energetic particles. Read more
Surface Properties of High Entropy Alloys
The discovery of high entropy alloys (HEA) has attracted much attention in the field of condensed matter physics and material engineering [1]. Read more
GREENCDT Evolution of properties of clay and mudstone rocks governing fluid flow in an Excavation Disturbed Zone around a geological disposal site for nuclear waste storage
The excavation disturbed zone (EDZ) is a zone of rock that has experienced enhanced stress relative to the ambient far-field stress field. Read more
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for the battery technology metal lifecycle
Applications are invited for a fully-funded 3.5 year PhD studentship to commence in October 2023 or February 2024. The project is funded by an STFC CASE Studentship. Read more
Liquid metals embrittlement behaviour of fusion materials under radiation environment
Fusion power is one of the reliable energy sources that is clean. Energy was harnessed from the fusion reactions of two hydrogen isotopes, i.e. Read more
Microplastic contamination of natural soils studied by computer simulation
Background. Contamination by microscopic plastic particles (microplastics) has become one of the foremost issues for the global environment. Read more
Is ocean circulation the ultimate driver of marine carbon sequestration by biology?
Project Background. Marine phytoplankton play a crucial role in the carbon cycle and climate by storing dissolved carbon dioxide (CO. Read more
Developing geospatial foundation models for climate model evaluation and the detection of extreme climate events
The DPhil in Computational Discovery is a multidisciplinary programme spanning projects in Advanced Molecular Simulations, Machine Learning and Quantum Computing to develop new tools and methodologies for life sciences discovery. Read more
GREENCDT The potential to infer reactor-borne contributions to anthropogenic plutonium-239 in the environment from the 244Pu/239Pu ratio
The short half-life of the plutonium isotopes, relative to the age of the solar system, results in all primordial plutonium in the environment on Earth being anthropogenic. Read more
Evolution of nanostructure and properties in nuclear graphite with irradiation damage
Evolution of nanostructure and properties in nuclear graphite with irradiation damage. Supervisors. Dr. Dong (Lilly) Liu (UoB), Prof. Read more
Experimental performance optimisation of homegrown natural fibre insulation for building decarbonisation
Summary. The research focuses on delivering energy efficiency and whole-life decarbonisation in buildings through the experimental performance optimisation of natural fibre insulation using a Scottish supply chain. Read more
Developing an urban canopy model for improved weather forecasts in cities
Most of the world’s population now experiences an urban version of weather extremes and climate change. Accurate forecasting of weather and air quality in cities relies on correctly representing the physics of turbulent exchange of heat between the surface and the overlying atmosphere. Read more
Revealing the subsurface - Creation of real-time gravity maps for engineering targets
In 1500 Leonardo Da Vinci stated that we know more about the stars above us than the ground beneath our feet. Read more
Forecasting radiation for the Lunar Gateway space station
Supervisor. Dr R. T. Desai (enquiries. ravindra.desai@warwick.ac.uk. ); Professor T. D. Arber. www.warwick.ac.uk/go/cfsa/people/desai. Read more