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ratospheric smoke A erosols (TWISTA). A new climate change threat has been identified. Smoke aerosol generated by intense wildfires has recently been detected in the stratosphere in both hemispheres. We
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experience of project management/support would be desirable as would a keen interest in forest ecology/or climate change related sectors. You will be interested in the latest research impacts across
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support across a wide range of PhD and externally funded research projects including a large Horizon Europe project on the impacts of climate change on pathogen evolution and ecology in coastal environments
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Manager BlueAdapt is a major European project working on the impacts of climate change on the risks of bacteria and viruses in coastal waters. The project involves an interdisciplinary team from across
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Climate Change on Global Health and Healthcare”. The post is available for immediate start, and is fixed duration to align with the project length, ending on February 28, 2026. In addition to the University
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Climate Change on Global Health and Healthcare”. In addition to the University of Exeter, this position is supported by the science and operations team at Arctic Basecamp, as well as by adjunct support from
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uptake of sustainability, circular economy or climate change / Net Zero. The post will also support students as they learn the various key aspects of the theory and practice of management. The successful
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other specialist impact fellows leading in areas such as life cycle analysis, earth systems, climate systems and nature based solutions. The postholder will work with a number of existing Impact Fellows
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Team and help shape the sustainability performance of a world-class institution, which has the aim of being a leader on the environment and climate crisis. The Sustainability Data Analyst identifies
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team is within the Exeter Centre for Environmental Law (based at the Penryn campus in Cornwall) with themes including environmental compliance local and national regimes, climate change law, sustainable