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Applications are open for a fully funded PhD scholarship under the Canadian International Development Scholarships 2030 (BCDI 2030) program for a joint doctoral thesis between Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo (Burkina Faso) and Queen's University (Canada). The research project is titled Innovation and Implementation of Information Technologies for Climate Action in Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa and is centered on artificial intelligence , machine learning , climate data analysis , engineering science...

The University of Otago is advertising a fully funded PhD scholarship for a project on seasonal rainfall and river flow forecasting using machine learning methods . This opportunity sits within Climate & Energy and the Centre for Sustainability Research , and the successful candidate will work with Jen Purdie and Prof Peter Whigham . The project is strongly aligned with environmental science , earth science , computer science , statistics , and machine learning , with a focus on data-driven fore...

Applications are open for a fully funded PhD position in Remote Sensing for Climate-Smart Agriculture at Aarhus University, Denmark , within the Department of Agroecology and the Pioneer Center Land-CRAFT . This project focuses on developing novel remote sensing algorithms and knowledge-guided machine learning frameworks to monitor crop nitrogen, agroecosystem productivity, and greenhouse gas fluxes for climate-smart agriculture. The work combines hyperspectral, solar-induced fluorescence, multi...

ANU-CSIRO is offering a fully funded PhD scholarship in digital agriculture , AI , and machine learning at the Australian National University in Australia. The project focuses on machine learning approaches for developing farm emulators using APSIM , remote sensing , spatial data , and deep learning to build real-time decision support tools for farmers. The research aims to create an AI-powered crop prediction emulator that can help prioritize field management decisions across paddock, farm, reg...

The Spärck AI Scholarships are a new, fully funded UK government initiative supporting Master’s degrees in artificial intelligence and related STEM fields at nine of the UK’s leading universities, including the University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, Imperial College London, University College London, University of Edinburgh, University of Manchester, University of Bristol, Newcastle University, and University of Southampton. This prestigious programme is designed for exceptional students...