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The continuous release of Earth Observation (satellite) data and the emergence of Machine Learning methods open up new possibilities for understanding forests. These large datasets provide
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Research Title: Nutrient Dynamics in Cover Crops and Their Implications for Sugar Beet Nutrition, Soil Health, and Climate Resilience Research Description The Opportunity The UK sugar beet industry spends
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Research Title: Nutrient Dynamics in Cover Crops and Their Implications for Sugar Beet Nutrition, Soil Health, and Climate Resilience Research Description The Opportunity The UK sugar beet industry spends
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PhD in Bridging Physics and Earth Observation: Geospatial foundation models for real-time flood mapping. Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance
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PhD Opportunity: Critical transitions in timeseries from soil & earthquakes From the collapse of the Amazon rainforest to financial markets, from earthquakes to degraded farmland - complex systems
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The fate of UK biodiversity is highly dependent on land use. We now understand how agricultural practice affects a range of species. Much less is known about how a second set of activities
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Modern autonomous ground vehicles (AGVs/UGVs) in defence operations require sophisticated AI/ML-based control systems for perception, decision-making, and adaptive responses in complex, unstructured
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or international equivalent in a subject relevant to the proposed PhD project (e.g. Earth Science, Geology, Geochemistry or equivalent). This studentship is open to those who qualify for Home tuition fees only
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characteristics, root and canopy systems, soil conditions, climate and the spatial configuration of trees within farming systems. This PhD will investigate the mechanisms driving water use by trees in tree-based
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. Applicants must have applied for a place on an eligible PhD programme at the University of Reading by 10th December 2026 Studentships can be held on a full- or part-time basis. These awards are not available