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. Project background In this role, you will investigate how freezing influences carbonate mineral formation and carbon dioxide exchange under conditions simulating cryogenic environments such as glaciers, sea
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)? Are you interested in developing novel approaches to assess the ecological impacts of offshore wind farm installation and operation in the North Sea? Then this could be the ideal PhD position for you! The
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project aims to couple the geochemistry and geodynamic behaviour of various mantle plume localities within the Atlantic Ocean to better understand how the Earth’s mantle composition influences convection
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-fidelity numerical models to be analysed under regular and irregular sea states (e.g., coupled hydrodynamic–structural models and/or FEM workflows). Develop surrogate models representing the coupled dynamic
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1st August 2026 Languages English English English The Department of Energy and Process Engineering has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Plastics Pollution Modelling and Life Cycle Assessment Apply
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degree / double degree programme Yes Description/content The key elements of life, such as carbon, oxygen and nitrogen, are continuously exchanged between land, ocean and atmosphere through processes known