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respiration responds to post-wildfire conditions across Amazonia, and how soil properties mediate this response; (2) how pyrogenic carbon (PyC, charcoal) additions affect soil respiration dynamics in southern
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cities, where benefits are unevenly distributed, and how design or management interventions could enhance resilience and equity. A key component of the research will be developing advanced spatial models
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evaluation will combine policy analysis with interviews across government, utilities, and civil society. Modelling and scenario planning will project future supply conditions and assess nature-based and multi
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Understanding tyre–road surface contact is critical to achieving desired vehicle performance. Friction is a complex property, unique to each system, and challenging to measure and model. To explore
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numerical modelling of weather systems and the climate system is essential, while some experience in coding is desirable. Entry Requirements At least UK equivalence Bachelors (Honours) 2:1. English
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The increasing size of offshore wind turbines, and wind farms, raises the question as to how they interact with the Marine Boundary Layer (MBL) which is the layer of the atmosphere immediately adjacent to the sea
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of Warwick. With world-leading expertise and facilities in electrochemistry, materials chemistry, spectroscopy, microscopy, modelling and battery and fuel cell construction and testing, we aim to develop next
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ecosystems, particularly intertidal and shallow subtidal zones, are highly dynamic and thermally extreme, exposing organisms to both marine (MHW) and atmospheric (AHW) heatwaves, often in rapid succession
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conditions are urgently needed for hydrogen gas turbines. In parallel, the gas turbine industry is increasingly adopting additive manufacturing (AM) to produce complex and lightweight components. Many
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. Extracellular matrix (ECM) dysfunction is emerging as a critically important aspect of ageing that underlies a range of age-associated diseases, including cancer and cardiovascular conditions. Recent evidence in