DTU PhD scholarship

[Fees and a stipend of £21,805 per annum for 2026/7.] PhD studentship at the University of Exeter on physics-informed AI and experimental modelling of ocean mixing , focusing on how fracture zones connect deep-ocean mixing, tracer transport, abyssal upwelling, and large-scale ocean ventilation. The project addresses a major climate-science challenge: how small-scale turbulent mixing in the deep ocean shapes basin-scale overturning circulation and the transport of heat, carbon, and nutrients. It ...

PhD scholarship in the use of SWOT for small-scale ocean processes at DTU Space, Technical University of Denmark in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark . This PhD project focuses on ocean modelling , remote sensing , satellite altimetry , SWOT observations (Surface Water and Ocean Topography), and scientific machine learning . The research aims to assimilate SWOT sea-surface height observations into a high-resolution ocean model with a focus on the Polar Regions , improving understanding of small-scale ocean p...

Warwick Fully Funded Doctoral Scholarships for 2027 are open to prospective researchers planning to start a PhD in the UK at the University of Warwick. The Doctoral College Postgraduate Research (PGR) Scholarship Competition is a centralized funding route that can place eligible applicants into consideration for multiple doctoral funding schemes with one scholarship application. Eligible study routes include PhD, MPhil/PhD, EngD, and approved MRes+PhD pathways beginning in October 2027. The comp...

University of Southern Queensland (Australia) is offering an HDR/PhD scholarship in physics-informed and explainable AI for water security . The project focuses on uncertainty-aware modelling from multisource environmental observations, combining in-situ water-quality measurements, flow data, hyperspectral reflectance, and satellite imagery (including Sentinel and Landsat) accessed through CSIRO’s EASI environment. The research uses real-world CSIRO Aqua-Watch pilots and Hunter Water Corporation...

[Fees plus a stipend of £21,805 per annum for 2026/7.] This PhD studentship at the University of Exeter focuses on the mathematical and numerical foundations of the next generation of ocean-wave forecasting models. The project is motivated by the need for accurate, timely wave predictions to improve safety for shipping, coastal communities, offshore operations, and marine infrastructure such as offshore wind farms and wave-energy converter arrays. The research aims to move beyond existing weakly...