Fully Funded PhD in Groundwater–Land–Climate Interactions Using AI and Earth Observation Hamburg University of Technology in Germany

PhD opportunity with Imago (SDR UK Imagery Data Service) for a project on flood mapping , earth observation , satellite imagery , and real-time flood prediction . The project aims to develop a national-scale flood mapping system that integrates satellite-derived embeddings with hydrodynamic simulations to support prediction of flooding anywhere in the UK. The successful candidate will be based at Newcastle University and co-supervised by Maria Valasia Peppa from the Imago team. This is a PhD ope...

PhD Position: Scalable AI and Advanced Computing for Earth Observation at Forschungszentrum Jülich / Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC), Germany. This doctoral opening sits in the Simulation and Data Lab for AI and Machine Learning for Remote Sensing. The project combines artificial intelligence , earth observation , remote sensing , geospatial data , and high-performance computing to develop scalable methods for large, heterogeneous EO tasks. Research topics include geospatial foundation models...

Khalifa University is inviting motivated doctoral applicants to join the ENGEOS Lab – Climate & Environmental Intelligence through the Earth Science Department. The fully funded PhD opportunity is intended for research addressing the atmosphere, climate, and environment. The lab’s research context brings together climate science, environmental science, remote sensing, atmospheric chemistry, atmospheric physics, meteorology, spatial modelling, artificial intelligence, and computer science. Doctor...

Fully funded PhD positions are available at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering , working with Dr. Xinchang Cathy Li in the RISE-AI initiative . The research themes include urban energy , climate , earth system science , and AI and machine learning modeling. This is a strong fit for students interested in quantitative, data-driven research at the intersection of engineering, environmental systems, and computational methods. Eligible backgr...

The International Max Planck Research School for Global Biogeochemical Cycles (IMPRS-gBGC) is a doctoral programme at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena, offered in cooperation with Friedrich Schiller University Jena . It focuses on the fundamental processes that move carbon, oxygen and nitrogen between land, ocean and atmosphere, and on how these cycles respond to climate change and human activity. PhD researchers join an international, structured research environment and work...