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We have 22 Biodiversity PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in London
Biodiversity PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in London
We have 22 Biodiversity PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in London
CR2025_61: Quantifying trends in global wetland-associated biodiversity loss
The world’s wetlands are of critical importance to human health and well-being, providing key ecosystem services including protecting coastal areas from storms, food and fuel provision, improving water quality and recharging groundwater aquifers (Zedler & Kercher 2005). Read more
People-biodiversity interactions: is the fabric of life unravelling?
Primary Supervisor: Dr Samuel Pironon. Co-Supervisor(s): Dr Tom Fayle, Prof Kathy Willis (Oxford) and Dr Marybel Soto Gomez (Kew). Read more
Local Variations of Biodiversity Index
Why is it important to measure biodiversity accurately?. Read more
Land Use and Biodiversity Impact of Construction and Building Materials
Applications are invited for a PhD Studentship funded by the Sustainability Research Institute (SRI) at the University of East London in collaboration with AKT-II. Read more
CR2025_45: Biodiversity, biogeography and ecology of red calcified coralline algae of Britain
*Please note that this project will be hosted at the Natural History Museum, London*. Background. The red calcified coralline algae are intriguing organisms. Read more
CR2025_41: The diversity and evolutionary history of the shrimp plants (Acanthaceae: Justiciinae) in the palaeotropics.
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew*. Read more
CR2025_25: How can AI-based insect monitoring technologies enhance large-scale insect monitoring?
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted at the Institute of Zoology, London*. CONTEXT. Recent studies have indicated a significant decline in insect biodiversity in the UK and globally1. Read more
CR2025_40: Life in mines: exploring and harnessing the hidden microbiology of mine tailings, a journey of discovery and restoration
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted by the Natural History Museum, London*. The climate emergency demands a fundamental shift in our energy supply but technologies achieving this require an increased demand in metals and consequent mining. Read more
Investigating perceptions and barriers to climate adaptation and mitigation strategies in urban and peri-urban environments
Throughout the history of nature conservation there has been major conflicts of interest between different stakeholders, for instance, between national governments and local communities. Read more
Integrating Trophic Plasticity into Ecological Networks to Improve Climate Change Impact Predictions
Primary Supervisor: Dr Pavel Kratina. Co-Supervisor(s): Dr Athen Ma (EECS). Funding: China Scholarship Council (CSC). Read more
CR2025_56: Molecular ecology of seagrass associated meiofauna, in healthy, declining, and restored meadows
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted by the Natural History Museum in London*. Read more
Climate impacts on Arctic plant-pollinator networks: developing a thermally sensitive trait-based framework
Supervisor. Dr Richard Gill (Imperial College London, UK). Co-supervisors. Dr Keith Larson (Umeå University, Sweden); Ass. Prof. Jonas Lembrechts (Utrecht University); Prof. Read more
Plant-pollinator disease risks under landscape homogenisation: tracking fungal transmission across networks using contemporary collections and museum specimens
Leverhulme funded PhD position on Plant-Pollinator Holobionts. Supervisor. Dr Richard Gill, Dept. of Life Sciences, Silwood Park, Imperial College London (ICL). Read more
CR2025_55: Using biologging to prioritise conservation actions for an endangered African carnivore
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted at the Institute of Zoology*. Human-wildlife overlap will increase dramatically under current global change (1), with critical consequences for species extinctions. Read more
CR2025_18: Migration strategies and activity in a wide-ranging tropical seabird
*Please note that this PhD will be hosted by the Institute of Zoology, London*. Seabirds have complex life cycles, with breeding attempts at colonies on land interspersed with migrations to non-breeding areas at sea. Read more
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