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PhD: Developing Robust Drought Projections for Resilient UK Water Resource Futures. Award Summary Full PhD tuition fees at the UK home student rate (UK students and EU students with settled or pre
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consumables, equipment, and travel related to the project. Number Of Awards ReNU+ is a unique and ambitious programme that will train the next-generation of doctoral carbon champions who are renowned
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. An optimisation tool has been developed that uses a genetic algorithm to optimise the location of BGI taking surface water flood risk reduction and the cost of different interventions into consideration. This PhD
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. There will be scope for both observational and theoretical work, as we develop ever more sophisticated reverberation mapping models that account for general relativistic and radiative transfer effects, and
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proposes to leverage CFD and DEM to develop an optimised methodology for designing and locating PBs specifically for enhanced flood mitigation in coastal environments. In particular, we will consider
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research into how drought affects the health and performance of UK levees. You will explore how environmental stressors compromise levee integrity and develop new ways to assess and monitor these impacts
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. This project addresses the opportunities for floodwater utilisation in the context of the Strategic Resource Options being developed by the water companies. These options overlook the potential of floodwater
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adaptation, and infrastructure resilience. This project will tackle that challenge by developing a new blended UK precipitation dataset at high temporal (15-minute) and spatial resolution. The student will
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Process Industries: Net Zero (PINZ) . The aim of the PINZ CDT is to train the next generation of chemical engineers and chemists to develop the new processes, process technologies and green chemistries
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. Overview This project is part of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Process Industries: Net Zero (PINZ) . The aim of the PINZ CDT is to train the next generation of chemical engineers and chemists