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Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of East Anglia in collaboration with the UK Met Office . The project, From climate information to climate action: Evaluating how climate information use shapes local adaptation decision making in English Local Authorities and opportunities for improvement , focuses on climate adaptation , climate services , policy, and how evidence is translated into action on the ground. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in environmental science, publi...

PhD opportunity at the University of East Anglia in the School of Environmental Sciences with Dr Katie Jenkins. This project, titled From climate information to climate action: Evaluating how climate information use shapes local adaptation decision making in English Local Authorities and opportunities for improvement , focuses on climate science, climate adaptation, environmental geography, and public-sector decision-making. The research asks how climate information, including hazard, risk, and ...

UCL is advertising a part-time, fixed-term postdoc on the STRIPES project, which aims to support implementation of the Transparency in Government Evaluation Research (TIGER) guidance and improve how evidence is produced and scrutinised in UK government. The project sits at the intersection of metascience , evaluation , open science , and public policy. It is run in partnership with the Cabinet Office’s Evaluation Task Force and focuses on making lasting changes to evaluation practice across gove...

EASTBIO PhD opportunity at the University of Dundee in plant science, with a focus on how cereals make their skin: plant surface development, cuticle formation, epidermal cell differentiation, and stress resilience in barley. The project explores how land plants coordinate protective surface features such as the waxy cuticle, gas pores, and defensive epidermal structures. Using barley as the model system, the research will combine biochemical and molecular biology approaches with CRISPR-Cas gene...

PhD opportunity at the University of Bristol under the SWBio DTP Hub Doctoral Training Partnership. The project is titled “Will tomorrow's climate grow tomorrow's food? Modelling crop resilience across the U.K.” and focuses on agriculture, environmental biosciences, climate change, food security, environmental stress, and crop modelling. The project will advance the Joint UK Land Environment Simulator (JULES) , the land surface model used by the UK Met Office and the wider Earth system modelling...