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Meteorology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students

We have 68 Meteorology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students

Antarctic Ice Sheet response to climate forcing

Project Overview. The aim of this project is to assess the role of climate variability in driving Antarctic Ice Sheet changes and its contribution to sea level rise by combing new observations of ice, ocean and atmosphere. Read more

Understanding climate change in African rainfall via a new generation of high-resolution models

Africa is home to some of the populations most vulnerable to climate change. Regional climate projections of rainfall for Africa, and in fact elsewhere in the tropics, are highly uncertain and in many regions we do not know if it will get wetter or drier. Read more

The Rainforest is on fire! – Assessing the impact of peatland fires on human health in a changing climate

Scientific Background and Motivation. Every year, during the dry season, much of Indonesian Borneo experiences major wildfires often ignited by major agricultural burning of the peatlands to clear land for the production of pulp, paper and palm oil. Read more

Internet of Things (IoT) based monitoring of changing environmental conditions and their effects on soil, water and air quality

  Research Group: School of Civil Engineering
This PhD would investigate how meteorological and environmental conditions (e.g. heavy rainfall, windstorms, humidity, extreme temperatures, water level etc.) affect the soil, water and air quality. Read more

Atmospheric chemistry of reactive trace species through direct real-time measurements

  Research Group: School of Chemistry
Poor air quality represents the greatest environmental risk to public health in the UK (DEFRA, 2017), and has been reported to affect every organ in the body, with links to illnesses including cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, vascular dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease causing over 4.2 million premature deaths worldwide and costing the UK economy ~£15 billion each year. Read more

Radar aeroecology: monitoring birds, bats and bugs with radar

The planet is suffering from an ongoing biodiversity decline. Contemporary methods for the monitoring of biodiversity tend to be taxon-specific, often cannot be scaled with existing resources, and are not applied in a consistent manner across studies. Read more

Arctic climate variability and societal impacts 500-1500CE

Summary. The project will investigate the variability of the Greenland climate during the period 500-1500CE to better understand its role in driving societal change for the Dorset culture, Norse and Thule Inuit. Read more

Unlocking the Potential of Ice Nucleating Polysaccharides for Climate Science and Cryobiology

Contrary to popular perception, ice usually does not form in liquid water at 0°C. Indeed, there is excellent evidence that even ocean-scale volumes of water can measurably supercool to temperatures below the melting point of ice (1). Read more

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