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position / The PhD project The Arctic Ocean is expected to undergo a high rate of species turnover as climate-driven changes in habitats, including declining sea-ice cover and rising seawater temperatures
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change is transforming our oceans: reshaping wave climates, marine renewable energy potential, and coastal systems. This PhD position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to this challenge by working
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Southeast Asia and globally. We conduct cutting-edge research on topics that include ecology, geohazards, climate change, sea-level rise, environmental sustainability, conservation of environment and
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research advances understanding of climate and environmental change and human interactions with the Earth system. Areas of interest may include biogeography, climatology, water resources, ecosystem and land
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, their impact on those systems remains insufficiently understood or quantified to be represented in the Earth System and ice sheet models that are used to project ice sheet, climate and sea level changes over
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 12 hours ago
complex, real-world, inclusive considerations (e.g., ecosystem impacts of climate change). Estimated course enrolment: 50 Number of Hours: 0.5 FCE Estimated TA support: TA support consistent with enrollment
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water management by enabling anticipatory, evidence-based decision-making at river basin scale under changing climatic and socio-economic conditions. INTEGRATOR aims at delivering a Digital Water
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of mountains in the global hydrological cycle? And in what happens to downstream water supply when mountains change? Do you like working with numerical models? Then this PhD might be your next step! A large part
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, GIS tools and quantitative/spatial approaches including machine learning to understand how wildlife species are reacting to climate change at continental or global scales. Specific project ideas could
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in human perception, building physics, building design and climate change. You are motivated to conduct a combination of experimental research, prototyping and environmental assessments. You have an