This project will use cutting edge projections of the future state of society to predict how pollution and its impacts may change across Britain in… Read More »Persistent organic pollutant futures: making 21st century projections of POPs concentrations and risks in British soils
This multi-disciplinary PhD will study urban green space and benefits at a range of scales, to tackle critical questions in urban ecosystem services research: whether… Read More »Urban nature-based solutions, are there scale-dependent thresholds?
Up to 88% of flowering plant species depend on insect pollinators. Although flowers and their visual cues are known to be important for pollinators, more… Read More »Floral Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) signalling in response to air pollution and climate change
Globally, huge investment is made in infrastructure to obtain, process and distribute clean water to human society. These public water supply (PWS) processes also alter… Read More »Understanding current and future impacts of public water supply on macronutrient cycles around the world
Slope instability is responsible for considerable social and economic harm. In the UK, impacts are principally economic, through damage and disruption to critical infrastructure (e.g.… Read More »Landslide early warning: developing novel geophysical monitoring approaches to see inside unstable slopes
We seek an excellent student to investigate environmental change, monsoon variability, and human impact in a Southeast Asian tropical lake. Southeast Asia is a critical… Read More »Environmental change, monsoon variability and human impact in Southeast Asia
Human exposure to soil-dust can be climate driven in that airborne particulates can be transported (and deposited great distances from the point of origin) through… Read More »Development of robust inhalation simulation procedures for measuring exposure to potentially harmful elements from soil particulates