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support enzyme-nanomaterial interaction studies. Based within the University of Plymouth’s Sustainable Chemistry and Catalysis Group, the student will receive interdisciplinary training in catalysis, enzyme
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qualification in ecology, marine biology, data science, environmental sciences, or related fields. Candidates with interdisciplinary backgrounds and strong quantitative skills are particularly encouraged
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(Kristian Syberg ) and circular design (Kate Goldsworthy ). Training will be provided in systematic review techniques, LCA, chemical hazard analysis, circular economy frameworks, and science-to-policy
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honours degree or a Masters qualification in ecology, marine biology, data science, environmental sciences, or related fields. Candidates with interdisciplinary backgrounds and strong quantitative skills
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analysis, critical thinking, scientific writing Your supervisors will help you identify your training and development needs, and use dedicated time and funding within the ARIES DT programme to support your
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capture, evaluate the potential apportionment of soil/sediment chemistry to sources and locations from established field experimental plots and catchments-valleys identified from baseline data using isotope
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in mineralogy, geochemistry, material properties and big-picture Earth Science questions. If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum English requirements for the programme
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, during a training visit to Canada. Person specification We seek an enthusiastic individual with a degree in marine biology, biology, biochemistry or a related subject. Eligibility If your first language is
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, animal ecology, ecosystem process measurement and new drone and sensor technologies for environmental science research. Eligibility Applicants should have a first or upper second class honours degree in
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diversity can help assess vulnerability and guide conservation of VMEs. This project will advance our understanding of VME functional ecology and develop science-based indicators of ecosystem health, directly