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-projects for a list of current projects. Please make sure that you have checked your eligibility to apply on the MIBTP web site and that you have Notified MIBTP of your application by completing the online
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Enquiries email name and address: For informal enquiries, please contact research@bradford.ac.uk How to apply: Formal applications can be submitted via the University of Bradford web site . Applicants should
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the following research questions: a) How do species traits predict important ecological processes, including food web structure and resilience to perturbations? b) Can the patterns and correlations of species
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properties, allowing innovative systems for energy harvesting or photocatalysis to be designed. Further information about our research can be found on our group web page (https://kirrander.web.ox.ac.uk ) and
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.” Research will contribute to the creation of new approaches and standards for an intelligent networks and agentic web with particular emphasis on policy-based authorization, delegation of entitlements, and
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natural conditions in the laboratory. Marine phytoplankton, which act as the base of the marine food web and contribute to major global biogeochemical cycles, will be used as a model to understand
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. Project Description Plankton play essential roles in marine food webs and global carbon cycles, acting as sensitive indicators of environmental change and enabling predictions of climate impacts on ocean
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marine PhD students. Project Description Plankton play essential roles in marine food webs and global carbon cycles, acting as sensitive indicators of environmental change and enabling predictions
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pgrscholarships@swansea.ac.uk with the web-link to the scholarship you are interested in. Additional Information Benefits This scholarship covers the full cost of UK tuition fees based on Method B conditions
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are emerging to study plankton through the lens of size spectra. Size-based approaches link community structure to trophic dynamics, food web interactions, and carbon export processes. This project will use size