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inequalities across scales. Main Copy The political ecology of freshwater pollution will elaborate on how politics, practices, institutions, access, technologies, perceptions and discourses converge in time and
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environments, high-throughput screening has led to continual re-discovery of known NPs, thereby hampering antimicrobial development and strengthening the case for exploration of new ecological niches. Hot
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with both ecologists and computer scientists, developing a wide network beyond the supervisory team. Depending on their background the student may receive training in ecology and taxonomy, artificial
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to other river systems they have received relatively limited attention. Today, efforts to restore rivers to a more natural condition are widespread for the purpose of enhancing ecological condition
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for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science Dr Vera Fonseca, Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science Project Description The University of Exeter’s Department of Ecology and Conservation is
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, why, what and how freshwater pollution occurs and fosters power and inequalities across scales. The political ecology of freshwater pollution will elaborate on how politics, practices, institutions
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microbial gene and genome catalogue, the discovery of new microbial species and fresh insights into the microbial biodiversity and ecology associated with disease progression in the oesophagus. The Microbes
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benefit from skills training in the following areas: biological engineering reactor design, molecular microbiology, molecular ecology and bioinformatics. You will also have the opportunity to attend
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of greenhouse gas dynamics, and identify controls over emissions. You will integrate a range of ecological and biogeochemical techniques, working closely with a range of collaborators in Brazil (including
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across key ecosystem types, and management regimes in the Pantanal, quantify the potential scale of greenhouse gas dynamics, and identify controls over emissions. You will integrate a range of ecological