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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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farms (TIFs) may provide habitat, food resources and movement pathways for wildlife. However, we know surprisingly little about which characteristics of tree-based agricultural systems make them effective
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PhD Studentship: Mechanisms driving water use in tree-based agricultural systems (TROPS lab, Newcastle University) Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance
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. This PhD will investigate the mechanisms driving water use by trees in tree-based agricultural systems (TIFs) across contrasting environmental and agroclimatic contexts. The PhD will address questions about
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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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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
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degree transcripts and certificates and, if English is not your first language, a copy of your English language qualifications Contact Details For informal enquiries and further details, contact
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SNES309a and state how your interests and experience relate to the project Attach degree transcripts and certificates and, if English is not your first language, a copy of your English
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demonstration of a DNA-based stack data structure and recent advances in optimisation for DNA nanotechnology, the project will design, model, implement, and experimentally validate novel molecular data structures
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research-based project. If you have alternative qualifications or experience, please contact us to discuss flexibilities and request an exemption. This studentship is open to Home (UK residency) candidates