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We have 131 Environmental Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students in the UK
Environmental Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students in the UK
We have 131 Environmental Biology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students in the UK
One Health and climate determinants of zoonotic enteropathogen transmission in Senegal
The OneZoo CDT offers an unprecedented level of diversity and transdisciplinarity, with award-winning educators and experts in zoonotic diseases and environmental sciences from Cardiff University, Aberystwyth University, Queen’s University Belfast, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Read more
Landscapes, mosquitoes and arboviruses: using xenosurveillance to characterise arboviral risk in Thailand
The OneZoo CDT offers an unprecedented level of diversity and transdisciplinarity, with award-winning educators and experts in zoonotic diseases and environmental sciences from Cardiff University, Aberystwyth University, Queen’s University Belfast, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Read more
Genomic insights into the transmission pathways of foodborne pathogens in fish from aquaculture to consumer in Thailand
The OneZoo CDT offers an unprecedented level of diversity and transdisciplinarity, with award-winning educators and experts in zoonotic diseases and environmental sciences from Cardiff University, Aberystwyth University, Queen’s University Belfast, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Read more
Vector-borne disease surveillance using metagenomic sequencing
The OneZoo CDT offers an unprecedented level of diversity and transdisciplinarity, with award-winning educators and experts in zoonotic diseases and environmental sciences from Cardiff University, Aberystwyth University, Queen’s University Belfast, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Read more
Will Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) result in biodiversity net loss and negligible socio-economic gain? A case study of BNG in England.
Supervisors. Adrian Brennan (Durham University). Flurina Wartmann (Aberdeen University). Rachel Warmington (Plantlife). Stephen Willis (Durham University). Read more
The potential for private investment in Biodiversity Net Gain and its ability to deliver on Local Nature Recovery Strategies
Supervisors. Professor Stephen Willis (Durham University). Dr Katherine Simpson (University of Glasgow). Jim Cokill (Durham Wildlife Trust). Read more
Meeting commitments to biodiversity conservation: developing a framework for predicting and monitoring the potential contributions of nature markets
Supervisors. Philip Stephens (Durham University). Flurina Wartmann (University of Aberdeen). Robbie McDonald (Office for Environmental Protection). Read more
Understanding socio-economic and ecological factors for successful island restoration to deliver biodiversity netgain across land and seascapes
Supervisors. Thomas Bodey (University of Aberdeen). Katherine Simpson (University of Glasgow). Fraser Carter (NIRAS). Flurina Wartmann (University of Aberdeen). Read more
New nature markets at sea: evaluating stakeholder attitudes to guide policy and practice
Supervisors. Dr Flurina Wartmann (University of Aberdeen). Dr David Bailey (University of Glasgow). Prof Robbie McDonald (Office for Environmental Protection). Read more
Bridging Philosophy and Ecology: Ethical Decision-Making in Wild Salmonid Conservation
Supervisors. Fergus Chadwick (University of St Andrews). Gerard Hough (University of Aberdeen). Colin Bean (NatureScot). Thomas Cornulier (Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland). Read more
Biodiversity Netgain through nature restoration of urban green spaces
Supervisors. Prof. Claire Wallace (University of Aberdeen). Dr. Davide Dominoni (University of Glasgow). Dr. Abbie Ferrar (North East Scotland Local Biodiversity Partnership). Read more
Project at Aberystwyth University: Awakening the dormant soil microbiome
Healthy and productive soils are foundational for agriculture. In turn, the microbial communities of soil are critical determinants and indicators of soil health. Read more
Project at Queen's University Belfast: Mapping the farm-scape of antibiotic resistance: metagenomes, antibiotic resistance genes, and mobile genetic elements
Antibiotic resistance poses a significant risk to human health, as the effectiveness of antibiotics used to treat bacterial infections is increasingly compromised. Read more
Project at Queen's University Belfast: Rethinking Animal Farming for Healthy Diets and a Healthy Planet
Foods like meat, milk, and eggs are a big part of many people’s diets. They provide protein and important nutrients that help us stay healthy. Read more
Project at University of Reading: A receptor-ligand module with practical applications to improve food production
This project will take a multi-disciplinary approach to unlock the secrets of plant reproduction in order to produce better crops. Read more