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This PhD offers an exciting opportunity to tackle one of Europe’s most urgent biodiversity challenges – amphibian declines driven by interacting pressures from agriculture, climate change and habitat fragmentation. Working at the forefront of ecological modelling and movement ecology, you will...
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—from defence engagement, humanitarian operations, gender and conflict, and resilience to defence offsets and strategic planning. The programme is deeply relevant to professionals seeking to align
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conservation. The project will engage with the UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme (PoMS) and DEFRA’s Pollinator Advisory Group to ensure alignment with national biodiversity goals. Outcomes will enhance
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be aligned specifically to your proposed research topic and specialisms of the relevant academic staff member. Entry requirements Applicants should hold a degree within any S.T.E.A.M field (science
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capable of dynamically adjusting their collaboration strategy—such as autonomy level, motion behaviours, and information transparency—based on real-time human trust. By aligning vehicle behaviour with
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. The supportive, interdisciplinary environment ensures research is practical, innovative, and aligned with real-world challenges. Expected Impact? This research is expected to deliver a practical, non-destructive
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analytical skills, with excellent attention to detail. Confidence communicating financial information to non-financial stakeholders. Advanced Excel and Microsoft Office skills. The ability to manage multiple
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and sustainability for billions of people worldwide. By leveraging extensive knowledge in design engineering and proven capabilities in prototype development, the postholder will help deliver multiple
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. Assess ecological change by applying shotgun metagenomics and amplicon sequencing to track microbial community shifts under persistent wet skimming. Translate lessons learned into engineering design rules
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reusable launchers, autonomous robotics, and advanced materials could redefine how we design space structures. The ability to remotely assemble orbital systems from multiple launcher payloads would allow