PhD Studentship: Less emission, more aerosol — How elevated CO2 changes organic gas emissions from forests and their capacity to form particles University of Birmingham in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity at the University of East Anglia on climate change impacts on the Antarctic coastal ocean carbon sink , supervised by Dr Dorothee Bakker in the School of Environmental Sciences. This project focuses on how rapid sea ice decline, glacial melt, and warming may alter ocean CO2 uptake in Ryder Bay and along the Antarctic Peninsula. The research combines marine carbonate chemistry , environmental chemistry , marine sciences , climate science , data analysis , and mathematical modellin...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science (ICAS) , School of Earth, Environment & Sustainability, University of Leeds (United Kingdom). The project focuses on Earth Observation of tropical wetland methane emissions , with research on the magnitude and controls of methane emissions from wetlands. The work will use satellite observations from European Space Agency (ESA) Biomass and Sentinel 5/5P , making this a strong fit for students interested in remote se...

PhD opportunity in Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences at the University of Edinburgh , within the School of GeoSciences and the Global Change Research Institute . This research degree focuses on major global challenges including climate change , environmental hazards , and sustainability , with projects spanning interactions across the atmosphere, biosphere, cryosphere, land, and oceans. Research methods may include fieldwork , remote sensing , GIS , climate modelling , satellite data analys...

This PhD project, “Restoring soil health: Identifying key drivers and feedbacks among biological, chemical, and physical processes,” explores how different soil properties interact to influence soil function across agricultural landscapes. The research will bring together biological, chemical, and physical perspectives on soil health. By identifying key drivers and feedbacks among these processes, the project aims to improve understanding of how agricultural soils function and how soil health ca...

Research Associate in Marine Biogeochemistry at Imperial College London , based at Silwood Park Campus (hybrid). This is a full-time, fixed-term research post for up to 2 years, funded by UKRI through Horizon Europe . The role sits within the OceanSOS project, an interdisciplinary international consortium studying how seamounts and the currents they generate influence the biological carbon pump and marine carbon cycling. The successful candidate will work on marine biogeochemistry , ocean carbon...