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The University of Exeter has a number of fully funded EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council ) Doctoral Landscape Award (EPSRC DLA) studentships for 2026/27 entry. Students will be given sector-leading training and development with outstanding facilities and resources. The...
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climate models, including the UK Earth System Model (UKESM), resulting in critical gaps in both seasonal forecasts and long-term climate projections. This PhD will develop a new parameterisation of snow
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. Surface deformation during volcanic unrest has begun to be explored using models based on magma migrating and accumulating in a magma-mush reservoir, but they have limitations and have not been linked
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statistical and data analysis frameworks are welcomed to be proposed or developed by the candidate as part of the project. We will apply the methodologies to a wide range of data from observations to modelling
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recombination, maintaining genetic linkage of toxin/antitoxin-like systems. As a result, these chromosomes accumulate deleterious mutations that are unaccounted for in existing gene drive models. The student will
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will develop and evaluate new approaches to predicting current and future population exposure to such hazards by combining numerical modelling and remote sensing of river migration, with machine learning
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, encompassing advanced geospatial analysis, remote sensing methods, atmospheric transport modelling, and epidemiological data integration. The researcher will also receive guidance in handling large datasets
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modelled using UK-based case studies, selected from a shortlist in Isle of Portland, S Wales, SW England, and the Peak District. The work will be supported by Deep Digital Cornwall at Camborne School
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sources, and environmental concentrations have been shown to increase resistance. However, ‘safe’ release limits for antibiotics based on AMR endpoints are not mandated, partly due to lack of consensus
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. CASE Partner Met Office has developed the JULES model that will be used by the PhD student to explore the role of charcoal in soil carbon dynamics. Through various discussions, Met Office staff have