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NI - Dissolved Organic matter subduction and transport along the east Greenland MArgin (DOGMA)
At 2 petagrams of carbon per year, the downward export of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from the ocean surface represents a large fraction (>15%) of the total carbon seques...
Inclusive leadership for public engagement with research
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:/...
Branching Beyond
The Branching Out project has assessed social and cultural values of urban treescapes, linking a state-of-the-art values framework based on the IPBES Values Assessment (2022) to a...
The Tree of Knowledge (ToK): communicating the complexity of forest resilience.
The UK research councils are nearing the end of a five-year programme of research called 'Future of UK Treescapes' which aims to 'understand the environmental and so...
Now you see them, now you don't - tracking hidden dormant bacteria in the environment
When you are in a deep sleep at night what wakes you up? Is it the sound of an alarm or the birds tweeting? Is it the smell of toast or coffee that stirs you awake?Do you wake up b...
NSFGEO-NERC: Deciphering the Dynamics of Geomagnetic Excursions
The most striking variations of Earth's magnetic field are polarity excursions and reversals. These events, in which the global field strength can significantly weaken, are ce...
Investigating the potential for green-gray mangrove protection systems to establish, restore, and protect mangrove-associated biodiversity.....
Investigating the potential for green-gray protection systems to establish, restore, and protect shoreline benthic ecosystems and mangrove-associated biodiversity in South Florida....
Decoding glacial landscapes using automated geomorphological mapping and machine learning
Melting of ice from polar ice sheets and mountain glaciers will be the largest contributor to 21st Century sea level rise, but uncertainties remain in projections of future rates a...
Moist processes and their interaction with storm tracks
Atmospheric storm tracks are the regions on earth where midlatitude weather systems predominantly grow, evolve and decay. They are strongly associated with the well-known midlatitu...
Deep connections: How do changes in deep sea faunal communities relate to surface physics and biology?
Predicting the impact and effects of changes on life in the oceans is of growing concern to marine scientists.Warming of the oceans and associated changes in the chemistry of sea w...
Ice on Fire: exploring the relationship between glaciers and volcanoes
Volcanic eruptions can destroy infrastructure, displace communities, disrupt air travel, damage businesses and, unfortunately too often, take people's lives, while also having...
Plastics in karst groundwater systems
This project is focussed on the fate and impact of plastic pollution in karst groundwater systems.Plastic contamination is pervasive and a serious global issue, contaminating even...
A machine learning approach to constraining ice volume and potential loss in High Mountain Asia
Project Background. Glaciers in High Mountain Asia (HMA) are experiencing mass loss [1], with implications for the hundreds of millions of people who depend on them for critical wa...
Climate change impacts on peatlands: unlocking the processes
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Phylogenomics and eDNA to study interaction networks of insects across tropical rainforests
Tropical rainforest ecosystems are generally recognised as top biodiversity hotspots, but there are huge differences in the total species richness among biogeographic and ecographi...
Photosynthesis and genome evolution of cyanobacteria from polar environments
Cyanobacteria are the only bacteria capable of oxygenic photosynthesis. They have shaped Earth's biogeochemical cycles and biodiversity for billions of years. Cyanobacteria ar...
Addressing inequities within the Sustainable Development Goals: ensuring "no-one is left behind"
Solutions to the multi-faceted crises of climate change, biodiversity loss and sustainable development are not possible without concurrently addressing inequities of wealth, opport...
Quantifying impacts of extreme climatic events on bees and butterflies in Britain
This PhD research will contain three main components.Firstly, it will focus on modelling extreme climatic events, including abnormally high temperatures and extreme rainfall/hail a...
Multi-stressor impacts on coastal Antarctic and temperate sea urchins
Coastal seas of the world are experiencing an unprecedented period of rapid change that is driven largely by human-induced alterations in climate and release of chemical contaminan...
Fate and Transport of Micro and Nanoplastics in Groundwater
This PhD project will analyse the fate, transport and impacts of MnP from soils to groundwater to develop solutions to reduce the environmental and public health risks posed by MnP...