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PhD Opportunity Title: Is soil carbon sequestration possible in a changing climate? Academic Supervisors: Prof. Iain Hartley, University of Exeter Dr Nina Friggens, University of Exeter Dr Kees Jan
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About the Award The Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx) in the University of Exeter’s Faculty of Health and Life Sciences based at the St Luke’s Campus in Exeter, is inviting
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. Applicants with a Lower Second Class degree will be considered if they also have Masters degree or have significant relevant non-academic experience. To support accessibility to PhD training opportunities
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Project Title: Understanding the role of soil legacy effects in successfully restoring native vegetation in Brazil’s tropical savannas Academic Supervisors: Dr Lucy Rowland, University of Exeter
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will work towards the following main objectives; 1). systematically review existing literature on how CPET is currently utilised in assessing and prescribing PR programmes in CLD, 2). identify
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of science or technology. Applicants with a Lower Second Class degree will be considered if they also have Masters degree or have significant relevant non-academic experience. To support accessibility
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the equivalent qualifications gained outside the UK, in an appropriate area of science or technology. Applicants with a Lower Second Class degree will be considered if they also have Masters degree
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Project Title: Understanding the role of native plants in restoring pastures in Brazil’s tropical savannas Academic Supervisors: Dr Fernanda Barros, University of Exeter Dr Daniel Vieira, EMBRAPA Dr
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of Exeter Dr Alexandre de Azevedo Olival, UNEMAT Dr Lucy Rowland, University of Exeter Dr Fernanda Barros, University of Exeter Location: Geography, Streatham Campus, Exeter The University of Exeter’s
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within the BIOPATH programme, in Sweden and abroad. The work may include research visits to the University of Gothenburg, University of Fribourg (Switzerland), University of Exeter (United Kingdom), and