PhD Candidate on Impacts of Interdependent Multi-Hazards on Transport Systems Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) is recruiting a full-time PhD Candidate in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering in Trondheim, Norway. The four-year project, Impacts of Interdependent Multi-Hazards on Transport Systems , is part of the STRIDE initiative under NTNU's More Resilient Society programme. The research will examine how climate-driven hazards—including intense storms, floods, and water-induced landslides—interact with acute security threats such...

This four-year 1+3 MRes/PhD studentship will investigate rainfall-induced slope failure risk across Great Britain's railway infrastructure, in collaboration with Network Rail and the University of Cambridge's Department of Engineering. The research will examine why clusters of embankment and cutting failures occur around the rail network. Using Network Rail's extensive databases on asset condition and performance, the project will analyze the roles of local geology, hydrogeological conditions, n...

NTNU—Norwegian University of Science and Technology—is advertising four full-time PhD Candidate positions within the interdisciplinary STRIDE project: Synergizing Transport Resilience, Infrastructure and Defense in Extremes . STRIDE develops a dynamic, multi-risk modeling framework to strengthen the resilience of Norway's transport infrastructure against converging climate-driven hazards, including severe floods and landslides, as well as geopolitical threats such as targeted sabotage. The proje...

This postdoctoral appointment at Prairie View A&M University is based in the Department of Civil Engineering and centers on geotechnical engineering research for infrastructure applications. The position focuses on interdisciplinary work in intelligent monitoring , resilient geotechnical systems , and transportation infrastructure , with an emphasis on using advanced data-driven approaches to understand and improve infrastructure performance. The researcher will contribute to research publicatio...

PhD opportunity in Remote Sensing & Hydrology at Kansas State University Associate Professor Song Shu at Kansas State University is recruiting 1–2 highly motivated PhD students to join the School of Earth & Environment, with a planned start in Fall 2027. The research group works on surface water hydrology, water resources, and water storage dynamics using satellite and UAV/drone remote sensing, GIS, AI, and advanced computational methods. Potential topics include lake and river hydrology, water-...