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Volcanic islands are exciting real-world climate and landscape laboratories. When geologically young (<10Ma) they provide a simplified and spatially limited setting for testing landscape evolution
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datasets with phylogenies and environmental variables, the project aims to rapidly explore trait evolution, predict dispersal potential, and assess climate-related risks. This work bridges biodiversity
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to determine what type of heat therapy protocols are well tolerated and can be well integrated into people’s life. Therefore, this programme of study aims to develop practical and feasible heat therapy protocols
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, there is a critical need to develop and implement life cycle carbon accounting tools and optimization techniques tailored to the specific operations and materials used in the pipe industry. This PhD is co
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Science), a global leader in marine science, the project will develop scalable, low-cost embedded vision systems to analyze marine biodiversity and detect anthropogenic debris. The core challenge is
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. Development of novel processing techniques Modelling techniques that can inform the direction of experimental activity Physical, mechanical and materials characterisation techniques Data-driven approaches
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. Analysis of images will investigate the efficacy of manual digital approaches (e.g., Dot Dot Goose) and the development of a marine litter characterisation and quantification algorithm for automated analysis
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respond to intense rainfall and enhanced sediment transport. The successful candidate will develop advanced skills in geomorphology, hydrology, environmental data analysis, and climate resilience
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under multiple environmental and socio-economic scenarios. You’ll develop sought-after skills in geospatial analysis, hydrodynamics, sediment transport, machine learning-assisted detection, and hydro
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This project aims to bring together evidence from climate projections, risk assessment and observations to develop and evaluate event-based storylines based on recent flooding in Leicestershire, UK