Josh's PhD Water Jobs! 7 December 2023 - 227 Jobs!

 

From Josh:

The background of the “PhD” 🎓 list is that, while we post PhDs/scholarships every week, this is the time of year when we’re in the academic hiring season and, specifically, the U.K. has their larger PhD grant programs active right now (the vast majority of the below; kudos to them BTW). So, it made sense a few years ago to dedicate a list to these opportunities. The last two years we’ve had a second list in January too. We’ll see if that happens this year.

This my favorite list of the year, because of how absolutely fascinating many of the topics are that appear here.
 
Whereas last year’s list was 50% bigger than the previous, that is also the case this year. Just huge. Divided by country. Most (96%) are for anyone worldwide to apply to unless otherwise noted. A little disappointing that there weren’t as many titles as previous years with puns or snark 😕

For all PhD opportunities on JWJ, you can go here (as there were already ~30 on the website before these below were added).
 
Also, a note that the website will be down on Sunday middle of the day to afternoon EST when we switch our web host.

Back to the “normal” jobs list next Tuesday.
 

Some of my favorites   1) PhD: Exploring the immersive educational programming of water resources for young people to empower and promote water sustainability towards a carbon-neutral Nottingham – Nottingham Trent University (NTU)(Nottingham, UK): 16 December   2) PhD candidate for The Footprint of Colonialism (0.8 - 1.0 fte) – Utrecht University (Utrecht, Netherlands): 14 December   3) PhD: When blue spaces turn brown: understanding the influence of poor water quality on blue health (dis)benefits – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   4) PhD: Freshwater storage at the “roof of the world” under climate change – University of Nottingham (Nottingham, UK): 10 January   5) Assessing the Feasibility of a Hydrogen Economy in Scotland: Implications for Water Resources and Environmental Sustainability – PhD – Aberdeen University(Aberdeen, UK): 17 January   These University of Hull Leverhulme Our Water Cultures PhDs are super interesting every year. There is an open call here as well as more in the main body below.   6) PhD: Water, music, and environmental beliefs and behaviours – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   7) Great Flood Stories and What They Teach Us: Applying Lessons from Cross-Cultural Diluvial Traditions – PhD – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   8) PhD: Dissecting the climate, water and health nexus for people with disabilities – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   9) Narrative Waves: Unveiling the power of class-based, place-attachment to water through creative, intergenerational storytelling for climate action – PhD – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   10) Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships Centre for Water Cultures - Open Call – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   Deadline today (7 December)! 11) PhD: Integrated water management solutions in an urban setting: cost-benefit analysis of real-world sustainable drainage systems – University of the West of England(Bristol, UK): 7 December   Australia   12) PhD - Hydrology of Aboriginal water assets – University of Western Australia (Perth WA, Australia): 28 December   13) PhD Scholarship - Resolving greenhouse gas emissions from Australian water reservoirs – Southern Cross University(Lismore NSW, Australia): 16 December   Belgium   14) Doctoral scholarship holder aquatic ecology – University of Antwerp (Antwerp, Belgium): 31 January   Canada   15) PhD and MSc Positions: Adaptive Management of Green Stormwater Infrastructure to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Urban Watersheds – University of Waterloo(Waterloo, ON, Canada): 19 December   Finland   16) UTU-GreDiT 25 Doctoral researcher positions – University of Turku (Turku, Finland): 22 January   France   17) PhD Thesis: Non-conventional water infiltration strategies for recharge of surface and groundwater reservoirs from a global change perspective in urban area – ENGEES (Ecole Nationale de l'eau et de l'environnement de Strasbourg) (Strasbourg, France): 30 January   Germany   18) PhD: Scientist (m/f/x) - Identification and prevention of pesticide inputs into water bodies – Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) (Leipzig, Germany): 31 December   19) PhD position on spatio-temporal dynamics of pollutants in urban ponds (m/f/x) – Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) (Berlin, Germany): 18 December   20) PhD student to develop methods to measure landscape erosion and sediment transport driven by surface and groundwater – University of Göttingen (Göttingen, Germany): 10 January   21) German speakers: Research Associate (f/m/d) - PhD student – RWTH Aachen University (Aachen, Germany): Until filled   Ireland   22) Funded PhD Scholarship in the EPA funded project I-RACE – University of Galway (Galway, Ireland): 8 December   23) PhD: Quantifying the potential socioeconomic impacts of nature-based solutions (NbS) on the group water scheme (GWS) sector in Ireland – Dundalk Institute of Technology(Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland): 8 December   The Netherlands   24) PhD in Foodshed Climate Services for sustainable development in Sub-Saharan Africa – Wageningen University & Research (Wageningen, Netherlands): 20 December   25) PhD position mathematical modelling of salt intrusion in rivers – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 15 December   26) PhD Position Data-driven Approaches for Monitoring and Assessing Contaminants in Marine Environments – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 8 January   27) PhD researcher: Microplastic-sediment aggregation – Wageningen University & Research (Wageningen, Netherlands): 8 January   28) PhD Position Pathogen Transport and Fate Modelling in Riverbank Filtration – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 15 January   29) Fully funded PhD position Crossing the divide: sediment exchange between basins and sub-basins (1.0 FTE) – Utrecht University (Utrecht, Netherlands): 14 January   30) PhD Positions Graduate Research on Worldwide Challenges – Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) (Delft, Netherlands): 31 January   31) WMO Fellowships – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): 1 March   32) Water and Development Partnership Programme – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): 1 June   33) Partial MSc scholarships for Latin Americans – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): Until filled   34) Latin America nationals: National Fellowships in Latin America – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): Varied   35) Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Programme (JJ/WBGSP) – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): 29 February   36) Indonesia nationals: LPDP scholarship for the MSc in Water and Sustainable Development – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Indonesia): Until filled   37) IHE Delft Partial Scholarships – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): Varied   38) South Africa nationals: FirstRand IHE Delft Water Education Scholarship for a MSc in Water and Sustainable Development at IHE Delft – IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (Delft, Netherlands): 7 March   Spain   39) PhD Scholarship Programme (Vicente Lopez) Sustainable desalination schemes for climate change adaptation – Eurecat - Technology Centre of Catalonia (Manresa, Spain): Until filled   40) PhD student – Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM) (Murcia, Spain): 31 January   Sweden   41) Doctoral student in Geobiosphere science with spezialisation in Physical geography and ecosystem science – Lund University (Lund, Sweden): 13 December   42) Doctoral Position with focus on Hybrid Materials for Pollutants Mitigation – Uppsala University (Uppsala, Sweden): 11 December   43) Doctoral student in Geobiosphere science with specialisation in Physical geography and ecosystem science – Lund University (Lund, Sweden): 14 December   Switzerland   44) PhD position in geochemistry of arsenic groundwater contamination in Vietnam – ETH Zürich (Zürich, Switzerland): 15 December   45) PhD student in Machine Learning for Sustainable Wastewater Treatment – Eawag (Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology) (Dübendorf, Switzerland): 15 December   46) PhD student in Environmental Chemistry – University of Zurich (Zürich, Switzerland): Until filled   47) PhD position: Trace element cycling at the oxic-anoxic interface of redox-stratified lakes – ETH Zürich (Zürich, Switzerland): 25 February   Uganda   48) Uganda and South Sudan nationals: Understanding the role of wetlands during floods of the White Nile basin using satellite data - PhD – Makerere University (Kampala, Uganda): 15 December   United Kingdom   49) PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences - Anthropogenic stress cocktails within river sediments – University of Glasgow (Glasgow, UK): 8 December   50) Compound Floods: Fluvial and Surface Water Flood Nature based Solutions – PhD – Heriot Watt University(Edinburgh, UK): 5 January   51) PhD: ACCE DTP Studentship - The importance of land-atmosphere interactions for water resources in Andes-Amazon transitional region – University of Sheffield(Sheffield, UK): 8 January   52) Fully Funded NERC ACCE DTP ENVIRONMENT AND GEOGRAPHY project: Pond restoration for agriculture and biodiversity in the Granary of India – University of York(York, UK): 8 January   53) Not so permanent: effects of thawing permafrost on stream ecosystems – PhD – Cardiff University (Cardiff, UK): 9 January   54) PhD: Assessing the Mobility of Organic Chemicals Across the Sothern African Development Community – University of York (York, UK): 3 January   55) PhD: Understanding the impact of drought on global electricity production and implications for meeting climate policy targets – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 3 January   56) PhD: Does temperature drive enhanced carbon cycling in Holocene lake sediments? – University of Southampton(Southampton, UK): 3 January   57) PhD: A Mediterranean Sea in the middle of unprecedented climate change – University of Southampton(Southampton, UK): 3 January   58) PhD: Subglacial hydrology and climate change – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 3 January   59) PhD: Are forever chemicals really forever? Determining PFAS cycling in the environment – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 3 January   60) PhD: How does weathering affect the fate and hazard of microplastics in the marine environment? – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 3 January   61) PhD: Sustainable water treatment – towards net-zero biotechnologies minimizing GHG emissions (nitrous oxide, N2O) – University of Glasgow (Glasgow, UK): Until filled   62) PhD: Exchange of water between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden recorded at DSDP Site 229 – University of Manchester (Manchester, UK): Until filled   63) NERC ACCE Doctoral Training Partnership: Fishing in hot water: will climate change alter the ecological effects of bottom trawling? – University of Liverpool (Liverpool, UK): 8 January   64) PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences - Black & Blue: The dynamics of black carbon in fluvial networks – University of Glasgow (Glasgow, UK): 6 January   65) Unravelling the ecological mysteries of freshwater marl lakes: What is their blue carbon potential? – PhD – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   66) Resilient Coastal Communities: Nature-based Solutions to Mitigate Compound Flood Risks – PhD – Heriot Watt University (Edinburgh, UK): 5 January   67) PhD: Understanding the role of complexity and diversity in riparian woodland resilience to extreme events – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   68) Algae in Loch Leven: Using nanopore sequencing and field work to study algal resting stages and their role in bloom formation and climate change resilience – PhD – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   69) PhD: Exploring the value of regional decadal climate prediction for adaptation planning – University of Leeds(Leeds, UK): 5 January   70) PhD: Global lahar model – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   71) PhD: Large-scale developmental dynamics of northern peatlands – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   72) PhD: Internet of Things (IoT) based monitoring of changing environmental conditions and their effects on soil, water and air quality – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   73) PhD: Monitoring Scotland’s fresh waters from space: re-engineering the state-of-art using artificial intelligence – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   74) PhD: Detecting and assessing the impact of unregulated discharges into river systems through next generation Earth observation – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   75) PhD: Understanding climate change in African rainfall via a new generation of high-resolution models – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   76) PhD: Hydrologically-informed estimates of malaria transmission – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   77) PhD: Indigenous tracers for assessing karstic flow and risks to water quality in Chalk catchments – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   78) PhD Student Vacancy - Competition for water resources during drought in Scotland: Risks and adaptation opportunities – The James Hutton Institute (Aberdeen, UK): 5 January   79) PhD: Himalayan glacier retreat: impacts on river ecosystems – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   80) PhD: Using novel environmental tracers to test the effectiveness of natural flood management interventions – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   81) PhD: Large-scale export of aquatic carbon from peatlands – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   82) In hot water: How will climate-driven water level changes impact lakes? – PhD – University of Stirling(Stirling, UK): 5 January   83) PhD: Investigating the co-evolution of Congo River channels and Peatlands – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 5 January   84) PhD: Exploring how hydrophobic soil layers govern debris flow formation after wildfires – University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK): 4 January   85) PhD: Aquatic emissions of carbon dioxide and methane and their controls using land, water and airborne measurements – University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK0; 4 January   86) Water in zircon: how wet was the early Earth? - PhD – University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK): 4 January   87) PhD: Microplastics in wastewater treatment systems – University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK): 4 January   88) PhD: Resolving Antarctic meltwater events in marine sediments and exploring their significance using climate models – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 3 January   89) PhD: Impacts of marine heatwaves on coastal ecosystem structure and function – University of Southampton(Southampton, UK): 3 January   90) PhD: Abrupt Declines In Already Degraded Ecosystems – Bangor University (Bangor, UK): 10 January   91) Hot or not?: Exploring river temperature and macrophyte responses to riparian shading to guide tree planting restoration initiatives – PhD – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   92) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Developing novel environmental phytoremediation strategies to remove antimicrobial resistant human pathogens from polluted freshwater systems – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 10 January   93) PhD: The impacts of floating solar panels on lake ecosystems and water quality – Lancaster University(Lancaster, UK): 10 January   94) PhD: Revealing human impacts through time in the Brazilian Pantanal using integrated lake sediment analyses – University of Nottingham (Nottingham, UK): 10 January   95) Rivers of Threads; Exploring Biofilm and Natural Fibre Dynamics in Freshwater Environments – PhD – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   96) PhD: Tracing Land-to-Ocean Dissolved Organic Carbon Fluxes from Catchment to Coral Reefs – University of Leicester (Leicester, UK): 10 January   97) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Transforming to a water-resilient future: Place-based wastewater innovation pathways – PhD – Glasgow Caledonian University(Glasgow, UK): 10 January   98) PhD: Understanding temporal fluctuations in nitrate in groundwater – Lancaster University (Lancaster, UK): 10 January   99) PhD Studentship: Riverine “Forever Chemicals”: Utilizing Citizen Science to Support Nature-Based Solutions in Rural Catchments – University of East Anglia (Norwich, UK): 10 January   100) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Modelling and mitigation of nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from water treatment – University of Glasgow (Glasgow, UK): 10 January   101) PhD: Understanding river pollution and its impacts on the past, present and future health of marine ecosystems – University of East Anglia (Norwich, UK): 10 January   102) PhD: The role of landslides on coastal environment changes – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   103) PhD: Raw sewage in UK rivers: quantifying its impact on the transmission of Antimicrobial Resistance – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   104) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Harnessing hidden rivers: potential for low-carbon heat energy generation from culverted urban streams – PhD – University of Strathclyde (Glasgow, UK): 10 January   105) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Nature-based solutions for water resilience: enabling improved water management in Scotland's rural communities – PhD – University of Strathclyde (Glasgow, UK): 10 January   106) NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for 2024 Entry. - Developing understanding of rainfall-triggered landslides in India to facilitate effective early warning systems – University of Exeter (Exeter, UK): 9 January   107) PhD: Quantifying the contribution of glaciers to water resources in mountain regions – University of Bristol (Bristol, UK): 9 January   108) PhD: The impact of river floods on the global carbon cycle – University of Bristol (Bristol, UK): 9 January   109) NERC GW4+ DTP PhD Project: Fate and effect of micro- and nanoplastics in constructed wetlands and downstream aquatic ecosystems – University of Bath (Bath, UK): 9 January   110) NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for 2024 Entry. - UK Climate Extremes under a World with Active Climate Intervention – University of Exeter (Exeter, UK): 9 January   111) NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for 2024 Entry. - Blue carbon and ecosystem functioning in mangroves under pressure , PhD in Geography Ref: 4957 – University of Exeter (Exeter, UK): 9 January   112) NERC GW4+ DTP PhD studentship for 2024 Entry. - Contrasting water-use strategies across tropical African and Latin American savannas – University of Exeter (Exeter, UK): 9 January   113) NERC ACCE Doctoral Training Partnership: The impacts of land-based nutrient pollution and sediment on coastal ecosystems in a Caribbean Bay – University of Liverpool(Liverpool, UK): 8 January   114) NERC ACCE Doctoral Training Partnership: How do fish affect greenhouse gas emissions from small waterbodies? – University of Liverpool (Liverpool, UK): 8 January   115) PhD: Assessing floods and droughts using satellite radar data – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 5 January   116) PhD: Identifying bunding restoration opportunities in peatlands using remote sensing, and modelling their hydrological and hydraulic impacts – Newcastle University(Newcastle upon Tyne, UK): 11 January   117) Thirsting Giants of the African Savanna: Assessing the vulnerability of Elephant water resources to climate change – PhD – Bangor University (Bangor, UK): 10 January   118) PhD: River algal blooms and water quality extremes under climate change – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   119) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - NANO-REACT: In Situ mitigation of chemical pollutants using novel nanocellulose based composites in tandem photocatalytic-biotic reactors - PhD – Robert Gordon University (Aberdeen, UK): 10 January   120) PhD: Development of low cost, high accuracy, freshwater analytical sensors to enable “Citizen Science” monitoring of UK river systems – University of Warwick(Warwick, UK): 10 January   121) PhD: Environmental Digital Twins for Sustainable Water Management – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   122) PhD: Real time tracking & monitoring of microplastics in aquatic environments – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   123) PhD: Ozone Risk to Carbon Sequestration by Wetlands – Bangor University (Bangor, UK): 10 January   124) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - MICROTRACE: developing novel tools for quantifying microplastic and contaminant sources from different land management systems to inform water quality improvements – Robert Gordon University (Aberdeen, UK): 10 January   125) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Novel low-cost in-situ mitigation of chemicals of concern and AMR by graphitic carbon nitride (g-C₃N₄) photocatalysis – Robert Gordon University (Aberdeen, UK): 10 January   126) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Nature-based solutions for water management: self-maintaining and future-proofed? – Heriot Watt University (Edinburgh, UK): 10 January   127) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - In-situ electrogenerated persulfate activated by functionalized sludge biochar for sustainable removal of antibiotics and other emerging contaminants from waters – University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK): 10 January   128) Timing is critical: improving our understanding of global landslide risks – PhD – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   129) Rebalancing the scales: using data-driven approaches for advancing water cycle representation in a globally resolved energy balance climate model – PhD – University of Leicester (Leicester, UK): 10 January   130) Riverine “forever chemicals”: utilizing citizen science to support nature-based solutions in rural catchments – PhD – University of East Anglia (Norwich, UK): 10 January   131) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Sewage-sludge biochar for resource recovery: A circular and low carbon solution for wastewater treatment plants – PhD – University of the Highlands and Islands (Inverness, UK): 10 January   132) Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - New materials for the capture and photocatalytic destruction of “forever chemicals” - PhD – University of Strathclyde(Glasgow, UK): 10 January   133) PhD: Drone-based mapping of headwater and intermittent stream temperature and physical habitat – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   134) PhD: Characterising temporal and spatial characteristics and environmental drivers of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in Lough Neagh by mining satellite imagery – Queen’s University Belfast (Belfast, UK): 17 January   135) PhD: Pollution from source to cetaceans – antimicrobials as a case study for One Health wastewater pollution – Bangor University (Bangor, UK): 16 January   136) Uncovering adaptation and mitigation strategies to reduce pollutant propagation in coastal areas: countering the effects of human activities – PhD – Coventry University(Coventry, UK): 15 January   137) PhD: Understanding the multiple benefits associated with nature-based solutions for reducing flood risk – Nottingham Trent University (NTU) (Nottingham, UK): 12 January   138) PhD: Changes in soil structure and hydraulic properties using long-term monitoring to unveil hydrological process dynamics and improve numerical model parameterisation of soil-vegetation-atmosphere systems and support regenerative agriculture Nature-based Solutions – University of Reading (Reading, UK): 12 January   139) PhD: The role of the North Atlantic jet and cut-off lows in the changing nature of summertime European flood risk – University of Reading (Reading, UK): 12 January   140) Operational forecasting for early warning of groundwater extremes: progress through large-sample comparative hydrogeology – PhD – University of Reading(Reading, UK): 12 January   141) PhD: Artificial Reefs as a Nature-Inclusive Solution for Coastal Erosion Protection – University of Surrey (Guildford, UK): 12 January   142) Nature-based solutions for improved water quality in the UK: suitability and scalability – PhD – University of Surrey (Guildford, UK): 12 January   143) Making digital rivers flow: integrating hydrological-relevant calibration in Earth System Modelling – PhD – University of Reading (Reading, UK): 12 January   144) PhD: How do environmental factors and hazards affect the vulnerability, reliability and resilience of small-water supply infrastructure? – University of Surrey (Guildford, UK): 12 January   145) PhD: Climate variability and societal responses in Pre-Columbian South America – University of Reading (Reading, UK): 12 January   146) PhD: Using geochemical proxies to quantify past climate change in the Andes, South America – University of Reading (Reading, UK): 12 January   147) PhD: The application of novel real-time sensors for high spatial resolution monitoring of aquatic pollution – Northumbria University (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK): 11 January   148) PhD: Where do contaminants go? Tracking contaminant fate during extreme-weather events – Newcastle University(Newcastle upon Tyne, UK): 11 January   149) PhD: Geomorphological and ecological impacts of sand dams in sub-Saharan Africa under climate change – Newcastle University (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK): 11 January   150) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Flow Physics Based Tracking of the Fate of Plastic Waste in Rivers and Coastal Waters – University of Dundee (Dundee, UK): 10 January   151) PhD: Cultural responses to the challenges facing small scale fisher communities around the UK – University of Hull(Hull, UK): 24 January   152) PhD: Animal psychology, climate change and public engagement – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   153) PhD: Uncovering the hidden wetland histories of the Humber Estuary from the Late Iron Age to the Early Medieval Period – University of Hull (Hull, UK): 24 January   154) PhD: Improved River Quality Monitoring and Prediction of Pollution Transport Near Storm Overflows – The University of Sheffield (Sheffield, UK): 24 January   155) PhD: One health solutions to achieve environmental sustainability: developing water-based early warning systems for environmental and public health protection – University of Bath (Bath, UK): 23 January   156) Salmonid conservation in American rivers in the wake of proliferative kidney disease (PKD) outbreaks: using functional genomics to understand climate-change driven disease emergence – PhD – Aberdeen University (Aberdeen, UK): 17 January   157) PhD: Ecology of dynamic seasonal salt lakes and their responses to hydrological changes – Aberdeen University(Aberdeen, UK): 17 January   158) PhD: Sustainable management of fresh groundwater resources in coastal East Africa – Using lessons from the past to build future resilience to climate and environmental change – Aberdeen University (Aberdeen, UK): 17 January   159) PhD: Understanding the controls on cyanobacteria blooms in Northern Ireland lakes: a palaeolimnological perspective – Queen’s University Belfast (Belfast, UK): 17 January   160) PhD: The impact of changing land-use and water availability on human migration in the Western Himalaya – Aberdeen University (Aberdeen, UK): 17 January   161) PhD: Cultural ecosystem services of underwater landscapes and marine protected areas – Aberdeen University (Aberdeen, UK): 17 January   162) PhD: Food web structure and the ecosystem wide impacts of eutrophication in the UK’s largest freshwater lake, Lough Neagh – Queen’s University Belfast (Belfast, UK): 17 January   163) PhD: Understanding the drivers of change in the UKs largest freshwater ecosystem – Queen’s University Belfast(Belfast, UK): 17 January   164) PhD: Fouling control and cleaning of membrane for water treatment – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 31 August   165) PhD: Bioaugmentation to enhance biological phosphorus removal from wastewater – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 31 August   166) PhD: Unmanaged realignments – success and co-benefits of coastal wetland restoration through accidentally breached sea defences – Ulster University (Coleraine, UK): 26 February   167) PhD: Investigating the origin of water in primitive asteroids – University of Manchester (Manchester, UK): 5 February   168) PhD Studentship in Anthropology / Ethnography: The Ethics and Knowledge of Traditional Irrigators – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 31 January   169) PhD studentship: Modelling pathogen and biofilm behaviour within drinking water distribution systems – The University of Sheffield (Sheffield, UK): 31 January   170) PhD: The past of extreme rain in central North Africa – Northumbria University (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK): 26 January   171) PhD: Filtration System for Harvested Water in Sub-Saharan Africa – Against Water Nexus – Northumbria University (Newcastle, UK): 26 January   172) PhD in non-invasive monitoring of hydraulic conditions in open channels and rivers – The University of Sheffield(Sheffield, UK): 24 January   173) PhD: Tracking antimicrobial resistance across biomes – UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (England, UK): 10 January   174) Ripping yarns: Environmental histories of fashion in lake sediment archives from the industrial revolution to the present day – PhD – Loughborough University(Loughborough, UK): 10 January   175) PhD: Investigating the environmental impact of the Athabasca oil sands industry using ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   176) PhD: Hot or not? Exploring river temperature and macrophyte responses to riparian shading to guide tree planting restoration initiatives – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   177) PhD: Environmental Digital Twins for Sustainable Water Management – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   178) The Aquatic eDetective: Intelligent source term estimation of water pollution using autonomous surface vehicles – PhD – Loughborough University (Loughborough, UK): 10 January   179) PhD: Drone-based mapping of headwater and intermittent stream temperature and physical habitat – UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (England, UK): 10 January   180) PhD: Unravelling the drivers of groundwater recharge variability in the Indo-Gangetic Plain – University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, UK): 4 January   181) PhD: Nanosensors for improved hydroponics macronutrient monitoring and early detection of microbial disease – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   182) PhD: Why the grass is greener in Herefordshire floodplain meadows? Impact of herbicides on plant biodiversity, conservation and restoration of floodplain meadows – The Open University (Milton Keynes, UK): 10 January   183) PhD: Going to extremes – impacts of global change on river ecology – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   184) PhD: Evaluating whether Nature Based Solutions and rewilding can contribute towards successful river restoration – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   185) PhD: The third (plastic) pole – Microplastic accumulation and release within remote, snow-dominated environments – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   186) PhD: Hydro Nation Scholars Programme 2024 - Developing novel environmental phytoremediation strategies to remove antimicrobial resistant human pathogens from polluted freshwater systems – University of Stirling (Stirling, UK): 10 January   187) PhD: Microfluidic devices for sustainable water desalination – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): Until filled   188) PhD: Preparing for bigger floods: Advancing modelling and risk assessment for extreme flood events – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): Until filled   189) Fog oasis of Peru: past, present and future biodiversity – PhD – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   190) Thriving Cities, Green Revival: Investigating the Multifaceted Effects of Miyawaki Forests on Urban Ecology – PhD – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   191) Going underground: Above-below ground interactions for nature recovery in coastal sand dune wetlands – PhD – Loughborough University (Loughborough, UK): 10 January   192) PhD: Identifying critical temperature thresholds in marine ecosystems – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   193) PhD: Planning-policy development to support biodiversity within urban green spaces – The Open University(Milton Keynes, UK): 10 January   194) PhD: Reconstruction of Indian Monsoon dynamics in response to Pliocene climate – The Open University (Milton Keynes, UK): 10 January   195) PhD: How will coastal landslide complexes respond to climate change? – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   196) PhD: Can a tree remember a drought? Understanding the mechanisms of tree memory – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   197) PhD: The Ecology of Giant Tropical Trees from local to macroecological scales – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   198) PhD: Last Millennium climate change and variability in the SW Indian Ocean and their link to ecosystem and Malagasy Indigenous coastal community resilience – University of Leicester (Leicester, UK): 10 January   199) PhD: Unravelling the mechanisms of thermal tolerance in coral symbionts – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   200) PhD: Resilience of soil surface microbial communities and biogeochemical cycling processes to extreme weather – University of Warwick (Warwick, UK): 10 January   201) Landscape Recovery following Extreme Events: Morphodynamic timescales in the face of a changing climate – PhD – Loughborough University (Loughborough, UK): 10 January   202) PhD: Tree greenhouse gas emissions in response to stress and environmental change – The Open University(Milton Keynes, UK): 10 January   203) PhD: Energetics of monsoon rain – Using a hierarchy of climate models to understand future summer monsoons – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   204) Rain on Sand: Greening the Sahara – PhD – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   205) PhD: Marine biodiversity and its future under environmental changes and exploitation – University of Birmingham (Birmingham, UK): 10 January   206) PhD: High resolution thermal data for climate resilience in food security – University of Leicester (Leicester, UK): 10 January   207) PhD: Air quality impacts of wildfire smoke from contaminated peatlands – University of Birmingham(Birmingham, UK): 10 January   208) PhD: Carbonyl sulfide (COS) as climate diagnostic: re-evaluating the infrared spectroscopy used for remote sensing of the Earth’s atmosphere – University of Leicester(Leicester, UK): 10 January   209) PhD: Forest Resilience and Compound Events (FoRCE) in a changing climate – Cranfield University (Cranfield, Bedford, UK): 10 January   210) U.K. nationals: Characterising flow properties of faults on Malta, for improved hydrogeological modelling – PhD – University of Liverpool (Liverpool, UK): Until filled   211) U.K. nationals: Data Visualisation of Intermittent Water Supply Systems – PhD – University of Bristol (Bristol, UK): 15 January   212) U.K. nationals: To paddle or not to paddle? Examining microbial contamination and risk to communities in Nottingham’s rivers – PhD – Nottingham Trent University (NTU) (Nottingham, UK): 15 January   213) U.K. nationals: Hydrogen production impacts for drought resilience planning – PhD – The University of Sheffield (Sheffield, UK): 15 January   214) U.K. nationals: Regenerating Freshwater Ecosystems: Chalk stream restoration in the UK – PhD – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 31 March   215) U.K. nationals: Effect of sea level rise, coastal erosion, and flooding risk on track - PhD – University of Leeds (Leeds, UK): 2 February   216) U.K. nationals: Modelling soil dewatering and recharge for cost-effective and climate resilient infrastructure – PhD – University of Southampton (Southampton, UK): 31 January   217) U.K. nationals: Water-based early warning systems for environmental and public health protection - PhD – University of Bath (Bath, UK): 28 January   United States   218) M.S. Graduate Research Assistantship: Evaluating Phosphorus Storage in Streambank Sediments – University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (Green Bay, WI, USA): 20 December   219) MS Graduate Assistantship, University of Utah – University of Utah (Salt Lake City, UT, USA): 12 December   220) Graduate Research Assistantships, Annis Water Resources Institute – Grand Valley State University(Allendale, MI, USA): 29 April   221) Graduate Research Opportunities (PhD and MSc) - Utah State University Geosciences – Utah State University (Logan, UT, USA): 2 January   222) Graduate Research Assistantships in Freshwater Ecosystem Science at Virginia Tech – Virginia Tech University(Blacksburg, VA, USA): 15 December   223) Doctoral Student (Stochastic hydrology and hydroclimatology) – Princeton University (Princeton, NJ, USA): 3 January   224) Ph.D. Position Opening: UCLA Geography – University of California-Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA, USA): 29 December   225) HSI Graduate Fellowship Program – University of Dayton (Dayton, OH, USA): 31 January   Various   226) WFF Russell E. Train Education for Nature (EFN) – World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF): Varied   227) India nationals: Inlaks Scholarships – Inlaks Foundation: 15 January   Tuesday's list, in case you missed it Subscribe to this list   Post a job   Support Josh’s Water Jobs   "This is your end of semester reminder that we can’t lose any enrollments. So try to retain the freshman and add a fifth year to the seniors." - @ass_deans