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PhD Studentship: Wildlife Connectivity Potential of Tree-Based Agricultural Systems (TROPS lab, Newcastle University) Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living
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investigate the wildlife connectivity potential of tree-based agricultural systems, combining biodiversity surveys, animal movement data, landscape modelling and remote sensing to understand how trees within
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belowground water use and root-zone water dynamics? Can mechanistic models be used to predict how different tree-based farming systems influence water stress and water availability under future climates? For
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depths and water sources? Can aboveground tree morphology be used to predict belowground water use and root-zone water dynamics? Can mechanistic models be used to predict how different tree-based farming
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reservoir heterogeneity. This project will integrate core observations, wireline logs and seismic data to develop geological and petrophysical models that constrain reactive reservoir simulations
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investigations and geochemical modelling. Specifically, you will: Characterise variability in mineralogical and petrophysical properties resulting from fluid–rock interactions under representative reservoir
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Fully Funded PhD Position: Decoding Chromosome 1 Risk in AMD Using Stem Cell–Derived Retinal Models Host: Newcastle University (UNEW), UK Consortium: MSCA Innovative Training Network Pandora Start date
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investigations and geochemical modelling. Specifically, you will: Characterise variability in mineralogical and petrophysical properties resulting from fluid–rock interactions under representative reservoir
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testing methods and symptom severity affect diagnosis. Study how antibiotic use in the community relates to resistance. The student will develop models to identify high-risk areas and populations, helping
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planning. Physically based hydrodynamic models, provide accurate simulations but are computationally expensive and difficult to apply nationally in real time. Satellite-based approaches, particularly using