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preferred*: 4 years 1st Supervisor: Dr Gabriela Dotro 2nd Supervisor: Dr Andrea Momblanch Opportunity Reference No: SWEE0257 Embark on a thrilling, fully funded four-year PhD journey, with an enhanced stipend
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Supervisory Team: Paul Kemp, Andrew Vowles PhD Supervisor: Paul Kemp Project description: Beavers are ecosystem engineers capable of modifying rivers to benefit biodiversity and humans, e.g. through
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Embark on a thrilling, fully funded four-year PhD journey, with an enhanced stipend of £24,000 per year, and deliver new evidence on how nature-based solutions can reduce the occurrence and mitigate
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: British Antarctic Survey, British Geological Survey, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, the Natural History Museum and Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The partnership aims to provide a broad training in earth
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: British Antarctic Survey, British Geological Survey, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, the Natural History Museum and Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The partnership aims to provide a broad training in earth
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: British Antarctic Survey, British Geological Survey, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, the Natural History Museum and Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The partnership aims to provide a broad training in earth
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Applications are invited for a 3.5 years PhD studentship within the Environmental Intelligence doctoral training programme at the University of Plymouth, starting 01 October 2024. Project Description Scientific
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, access, technologies, perceptions and discourses converge in time and space to impact the health and quality of freshwaters. In this project, the PhD student will adopt a critical perspective on the cause
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the holistic assessment of water quality and its ecological impacts. This is especially challenging for rivers affected by multiple pressures, such as a modified hydrological regime, altered form and