Researchers and the public are aware of the potential issues of plastic pollution. Images of birds, mammals and other charismatic species entangled in and eating… Read More »Plasticiser in the UK terrestrial environment: Occurrence and bioaccumulation?
This is an exciting opportunity to explore machine learning and big data methods, in combination with earth observation data, to extract information on land cover… Read More »Next generation landscape mapping: machine learning and big data methods for exploiting earth observation data
This multi-disciplinary PhD will study natural capital, biodiversity and ecosystem services at a range of scales, to tackle critical questions in ecosystem services research: Does… Read More »Natural capital, biodiversity and ecosystem services – tackling scaling issues
Do you care about nature? Do you care about your health and the health of others? – Then you care about SOIL. Soils are crucial… Read More »Deep matter – soils and their power to fight climate extremes
This is an exciting opportunity to explore machine learning and big data methods, in combination with earth observation data, to extract information on land cover,… Read More »Next generation landscape mapping: machine learning and big data methods for exploiting earth observation data
With the global population projected to reach nearly 10 billion by 2050, food security is a growing concern in many world regions. Rising temperatures, changes in… Read More »Do biogenic VOCs protect plant productivity under multiple environmental stress?
Methane (CH4) emissions are far more devastating to global climate than carbon dioxide as CH4 is 21-times more potent a greenhouse gas on a per molecule… Read More »The impact of mixing on the production of methane by lakes and its loss to the atmosphere
Would you like to earn a PhD doing research at the cutting edge of biodiversity, ecosystem services, land-use change and agriculture? Would you like to produce… Read More »Modelling the impact of agri-environment scheme options on soil and vegetation
We are seeking an enthusiastic PhD student to work as part of our interdisciplinary team based at the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in Bangor with… Read More »The role of moss mats on the resilience of soil to climate change
Applications are invited for a PhD by Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Nottingham University and Rothamsted Research on soil organic carbon stabilization. Climate change is… Read More »Impact of structure and microbial diversity on soil organic carbon under land use change