In a world of increasing anthropogenic influence, understanding how rare and specialised species adapt to human-modified landscapes is essential for conservation. Primates face many threats including direct… Read More »Living with human disturbance: conservation physiology of a wild African primate
This exciting project, which is jointly supervised by scientists from the National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool and Bangor University, focuses on a key question in Climate Change Science;… Read More »The greening of the Arctic Ocean: Are increased nutrient fluxes responsible?
This CASE PhD studentship is a unique opportunity to make significant advances in the field of organic geochemistry and risk-based land management of post-industrial brownfield… Read More »Quantification of the dermal absorption of organic soil contaminants present for human health risk assessment of post-industrial brownfield land
Phosphorus is an element at the heart of globally-significant challenges, in particular the need to identify sustainable approaches that are able to reduce nutrient enrichment… Read More »Taking the P in the future: new technologies for phosphorus capture from wastewater
By SolarWriter (Own work), cropped [CC BY-SA 3.0] What it’s about? Supplying sufficient energy to meet rising demands whilst transitioning to low carbon sources to… Read More »Sunny waters: meeting our energy, water and climate mitigation needs with floating solar
Forests play a key role in climate regulation, water purification and biodiversity conservation, whilst providing renewable wood-based resources critical for the circular economy. Forest cover… Read More »Developing environmentally sustainable forestry value chains
In addition to providing benefits to society, biodiversity also brings costs. The aerial biosphere includes ecologically complex mixtures of pollens that negatively affect human health.… Read More »Exploring the ecology of airborne pollen biodiversity using environmental DNA analysis and identifying links to hay fever
There is a growing interest in linking hydrogeological and geomechanical models to improve understanding of hydrological processes triggering landslides, but progress has been limited by… Read More »Coupled hydrogeophysical and geomechanical modelling of slope stability for improved early warning of landslides impacting natural and engineered infrastructure slopes
This industrial CASE studentship is a unique opportunity to develop innovative science in the field of organic geochemistry and risk-based land management of post-industrial brownfield… Read More »Measuring and modelling the dermal bioavailability of organic soil contaminants for human health risk assessment of contaminated land