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Job share Knowledge Exchange Fellowship: Regenerative agriculture for sustainable plantation ecosystems
Plantation ecosystems underpin the production of a range of commodities including tea and coffee and supports the livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers. However, these eco...
Particles to Planets: Unravelling the history of our magnetic field
The geodynamo is the engine at the heart of our planet generating our protective magnetic field. Today, the geodynamo is powered by the freezing of iron onto the ever-growing solid...
Knowledge Exchange Fellowship: Environmental Science Exchange with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
The Mount Paektu Research Centre (MPRC) is an international partnership that promotes collaborative geoscience and environmental research in the Democratic People's Republic of Kor...
Topic A. Hydrogen Emissions: Constraining The Earth system Response (HECTER)
A global hydrogen economy is growing rapidly. As hydrogen usage increases, leakage to the atmosphere is inevitable, and atmospheric hydrogen levels will rise. Many aspects of hydro...
Topic A. Hydrogen Emissions: Constraining The Earth system Response (HECTER)
A global hydrogen economy is growing rapidly. As hydrogen usage increases, leakage to the atmosphere is inevitable, and atmospheric hydrogen levels will rise. Many aspects of hydro...
Topic A. Hydrogen Emissions: Constraining The Earth system Response (HECTER)
A global hydrogen economy is growing rapidly. As hydrogen usage increases, leakage to the atmosphere is inevitable, and atmospheric hydrogen levels will rise. Many aspects of hydro...
Can you hear marine snow falling?
The global ocean plays a key role in our climate system by extracting and storing much of the carbon released by humans into the atmosphere, thereby buffering the effects of global...
Quantifying the combined nutrient enrichment, pathogenic, and ecotoxicological impacts of livestock farming on UK rivers
Livestock farming is the dominant farming type and source of organic matter pollution in UK freshwaters, with over 9.65M cattle and 32.7M sheep on 10M hectares of grassland, repres...
LTLS Freshwater Ecosystems ("LTLS-FE"): Analysis and future scenarios of Long-Term and Large-Scale freshwater quality and impacts
Long Term Large Scale - Freshwater Ecosystems (LTLS-FE): Rivers in the United Kingdom have in the past and the present been subjected to a range of pressures due to the release...
The evolution and plasticity of social networks traits
Social interactions, such as mating, fighting, and cooperating or competing for resources, are very important for many aspects of animals' lives and for how they cope with and resp...
Towards net zero: development of AI enabled biological observing
Sustainable management of the marine environment is a global concern, perhaps best highlighted by the UN declaration of 2021-2030 as the Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Dev...
Jellies in the deep: quantifying siphonophore abundance and biodiversity in the mesopelagic (200-1,000 m depth) and how siphonophores bias acoustic
[title cont.] estimates of mesopelagic fish biomass. A distinguishing feature of the mesopelagic zone (200 - 1000m depth) is the presence of the Deep Scattering Layer (DSL), so-...
RIFT-CC: Rifting as a driver of long-term Climate Change
Earth's long-term climate changes because carbon dioxide levels change naturally over extremely long timeframes. Over millions of years, changes in volcanic activity can result in...
Can you hear marine snow falling?
The global ocean plays a key role in our climate system by extracting and storing much of the carbon released by humans into the atmosphere, thereby buffering the effects of global...
What makes a super-spreader? The genetic architecture and evolutionary constraints on host heterogeneity in pathogen transmission
Super-spreaders of infectious diseases are the most spectacular examples of host heterogeneity in pathogen transmission. What makes a superspreader? Despite their importance in dri...
Participation in IODP Expedition 397 (Iberian Paleoclimate)
IODP Expedition 397 will take place on the SW Iberian margin off Portugal later this year (06 Oct - 06 Dec 2022) where rapidly accumulating sediments preserve a high-fidelity recor...
Multidisciplinary fieldwork and modelling skills for applied geoscience
Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https:...
NSFDEB-NERC Origins and expansion of endemic biodiversity in western Melanesia and their relation to tectonic evolution
Western Melanesia-including New Guinea-sits at the crossroads of Asia and Australia and is one of the most interesting, puzzling, and understudied hyperdiverse regions on Earth. Cl...
In Situ Incubation and Filtration System for the Pelagic Ocean (InSIncFS)
The Ocean is a key climate regulator: Has it not been its 'biological carbon pump' (BCP), atmospheric CO2 would have been at least twice as high as it is today. BCP operates with C...
Topic B: The Enigma of the Soil Hydrogen Sink Variability [ELGAR]
At COP 26, countries agreed to reduce their carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) emissions, with a focus on reducing fossil fuel use. This will leave an energy gap, which many co...