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Environmental Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in London
We have 10 Environmental Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in London
We have 10 Environmental Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in London
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PhD opportunities in Pollution Research and Policy
Help shape new policies and regulatory priorities for pollution control and protect human health and the environment from harmful chemical pollution. Read more
Microbial activity on glaciers and ice sheets: an integrated modelling and empirical approach.
Research Group:
Earth Surface Science
Glaciers and ice sheets are important microbe-dominated ecosystems, that are undergoing rapid changes due to climate change. Supraglacial (glacier surface) ecosystems contain organisms from all three domains of life, which drive carbon and nutrient cycling, and cause ice darkening, thus enhancing ice mass loss. Read more
PhD opportunities in Sustainable Plastics
Join leading experts on behaviour change, public health protection, resource and waste management, governance aspects and sustainability design as we uncover sustainable solutions to plastic pollution. Read more
Energy Resilience and the Built Environment (ERBE CDT) Loughborough and UCL (UK) and MaREI (IRL)
. Applications are invited from graduates with a good first degree (first or 2:1) in one of the following areas. Read more
Microbial and biogeochemical processes through the ocean-sediment continuum
Research Group:
Earth Surface Science
The interface between the ocean and subseafloor sediments is a critical boundary that influences life in the deep biosphere, the transport and transformation of organic carbon and nutrients, and the global carbon cycle. Read more
Climate change influences on landsliding in the British Isles
Climate change predictions for the British Isles generally indicate that there will be higher winter rainfall in future, but with more frequent high intensity rainfall events at any time of year. Read more
Valuing green and blue urban landscapes
During this prolonged period of neo-liberal development our discourse in the West has become fragmented between a growing concern for climate change/sustainability and a continued need to promote intensive growth and prioritise the needs of capital. Read more
Bridging the gap between environment and health – exposure assessment of potentially harmful agents in soil
Our current understanding of soil exposure in the UK population is extremely limited. The current risk assessment paradigm makes large assumptions based on very uncertain data to estimate direct exposures via soil ingestion or dust inhalation. Read more
Community Resilience – Benefit or Burden?
Community resilience has become a central part of disaster management approaches over recent years, adopted by policymakers and practitioners’ worldwide. Read more
Lead isotope ratio measurements in microcosms and avian samples as indicators for the source of lead poisoning in wildfowl
Lead (Pb) poisoning is commonly linked amongst anthropogenically-caused deaths in waterfowl and this is often associated with hunting and fishing activities. Read more
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