12 phd-gis Fellowship positions in United-Kingdom

Marie Sklodowska-Curie PhD Fellow - Changing Land Use over the Holocene: southern Africa

Job Purpose This UKRI-funded PhD fellowship is part of the European Commission funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Doctoral Network (DN) (101120560) within the project “Dryland Agriculture and

Research Fellow in Archaeology of Cult Landscapes

Postgraduate degree at PhD Level in Archaeology or closely related area, with cognate expertise. Knowledge of the archaeology of Later Prehistoric, Iron Age and/or early medieval archaeology of North-western

Research Fellow in Archaeology of Cult Landscapes

management and synthesis, collaborations, and outreach. About the person: Candidates should have a Postgraduate degree at PhD Level in Archaeology or closely related area, with cognate expertise. Knowledge

Research Fellow in Archaeology of Cult Landscapes

management and synthesis, collaborations, and outreach. About the person: Candidates should have a Postgraduate degree at PhD Level in Archaeology or closely related area, with cognate expertise. Knowledge

Marie Sklodowska-Curie PhD Fellow - Land cover changes and formation of cultural landscapes

training opportunities that will be competitive with the best programmes offered outside Europe. As the project focuses on training, there is an expectation that the candidate will submit a PhD in the field

Clinical Research Fellow in Hepatology (Fixed term)

, University of Nottingham. NDDC is one of the largest gastrointestinal (GI) and liver academic units in the country and provides a wide range of research opportunities. It hosts the GI and Liver Disorders theme

Research Fellow in Drivers of Global Water and Sediment Dynamics

global physical geographical attribute datasets of relevance to river sediment dynamics (e.g. DEMs, precipitation, land use/cover, reservoirs, population dynamics etc.) using GIS and bespoke code

Research Fellow (Co-Centre for Climate+ Biodiversity+ Water)

Candidates should normally have or be about to obtain (usually within three months) a relevant PhD in Geography, Palaeoecology, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Engineering, Remote Sensing

Research Fellow (Co-Centre for Climate+ Biodiversity+ Water)

: Candidates should normally have or be about to obtain (usually within three months) a relevant PhD in Palaeoecology, Geography, Ecology, Environmental Sciences or closely related areas. Candidates should have

Research Associate/Fellow (fixed term)

£33966 with relevant PhD). Salary progression beyond this scale is subject to performance. Closing Date:  Tuesday 09 April 2024 Reference:  MED091824 Applications are invited for the role of Research