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Environmental Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students

We have 842 Environmental Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students

Past ocean oxygen and pH changes

Fully funded PhD position available to UK and international students! Apply by 12 noon, 5 January 2024 (international applicants must have contacted supervisor by 11 December 2023). Read more

Examining the changing inluence of global wildfires using new satellite observations of carbon monoxide

Background. Wildfires play an ancient and vital role as part of Earth’s carbon cycle, but as humanity intensified its expansion across the planet’s biosphere, the effects of fires have been increasingly destructive, costly and damaging to health and livelihoods. Read more

Climate change and perinatal health: combining epidemiological data with climate projection models

Rationale. Climate change will affect human health through changes to heat stress, sanitation, access to sufficient food and safe drinking water, disease patterns, migration, and frequency of extreme weather events. Read more

PhD in Predicting the environmental degradation of plastics

Understanding how plastics and polymers degrade in the environment is an important sustainability target. Our work in this area uses innovative analytical techniques and simulated environments to understand how specific plastics degrade in different environments. Read more

Does competition between hydrogen and methane consumption by soil microbes lead to climate impacts?

Summary. Emissions of hydrogen (H2) can act as a secondary greenhouse gas that distorts the atmospheric methane (CH4) sink. Soil bacteria can utilise H2 and CH4, but ecological mechanisms underpinning this competition remain poorly understood. Read more

CDTS327: Can habitat restoration deliver effective mitigation for marine and estuarine fish?

Numerous restoration projects are currently seeking to reverse losses of seagrass, saltmarsh and other coastal habitats. These habitats are considered to be important nurseries for juvenile fish and therefore critical for sustaining coastal fish populations. Read more

Aquatic emissions of carbon dioxide and methane and their controls using land, water and airborne measurements.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic research team from the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology and the University of Edinburgh to investigate what controls greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from aquatic systems. Read more

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