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We have 32 Volcanology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students

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

We have 32 Volcanology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students

The potential of seismic monitoring during urban tunnel boring

Severe geological changes ahead of a tunnel boring machine pose a risk to boring operations. Techniques such as seismic-while-drilling (SWD, Petronio & Poletto, 2002) are used in real-time to monitor geological changes ahead of the tunnel boring machine. Read more

Robustly imaging mantle upwellings under isolated oceanic islands

Mantle upwellings link the deep mantle to the surface and regulate Earth’s outgassing and internal temperature, which is a fundamental control on the atmosphere and our planet’s habitability. Read more

Understanding anomalous glacier fluctuations

Summary. This field-based project will utilise geomorphology, tephrochronology and remote sensing to better understand how Icelandic glacier fluctuations can be decoupled from climate drivers. Read more

Magmas and volatiles in the southern Chilean volcanic arc

Project background. Arcs, magmas, and volatiles. Subduction zone magmatism is associated with some of our planet’s largest volcanic eruptions and plays a key role in cycling volatile elements between Earth’s solid interior and surface. 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

Does mantle heterogeneity control the distribution of volcanic systems?

Background. The Earth's crust is unique in our Solar System. The young (180 Ma), dense oceanic crust has low elevation compared to the less dense and significantly older (2–4 Ga) continental crust. Read more

Petrogenesis of lunar mare basalts from the nearside eastern limb of the moon

Project overview. The Moon preserves a record of volcanism on a small rocky terrestrial planet. Lunar lavas were mainly erupted between ~4.35 and 3 billion years ago, with some areas of the Moon being volcanically active as recently as 2 billion years ago. Read more

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