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. This PhD project would develop methodology and compile data for assessing the economic benefits and costs of water banking and MAR and alternative sources of water, taking account of the distribution
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PhD Student in Urban Water Engineering Lulea Reference number 3514-2026 Data-driven understanding & predictive modelling of sediment accumulation in urban drainage infrastructures Are you ready to
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Department of Civil, Environmental and Natural resources engineering at Luleå University of Technology seeks a driven and committed PhD student with a focus on how urban water pipes and streets could
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PhD Student in Urban Water Engineering- Environmentally safe maintenance operations of urban drainage infrastructures Lulea Reference number 3515-2026 Are you ready to take the next step in your
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marine environments while supporting sustainable urban water management. The PhD research will focus on identifying strategies for coherent long-term organisational set-ups and assess how stakeholder
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Denmark. Start date is (expected to be) December 1st 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter. The project Forests are key ecosystems in Denmark for sequestering atmospheric CO2, conserving water resources
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contaminate water resources, ecosystems and food webs, while current treatment technologies often transfer PFAS between waste streams rather than eliminate them. Join us at Chalmers to develop a
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PhD Student position in Biology, specialisation in Environmental Science Uppsala Reference number SLU.ua.2026.2.5.1-2316 Department of Aquatic Resources (SLU Aqua) Third-cycle subject area Biology
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numerical models. This limits our ability to understand and predict the ocean and its response to a changing climate. SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) provides high-resolution observations of sea
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-forestlab.ugent.be) is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to work on linking high-temporal 3D structure and microclimate time series in forest ecosystems. Forests absorb 30% of current annual CO2