Funded PhD: Green Harmony: The Centre for Earth Observation Science invites applications for a fully-funded PhD position on the “Green Harmony” project. This research focuses on optimizing afforestation in grasslands for sustainable carbon sequestration while preserving cultural values. The project aims to enhance decision-making processes related to grassland afforestation through site assessment, remote sensing, and social science methodologies.
Funded PhD: Green Harmony – Optimizing afforestation in grasslands for sustainable carbon sequestration and cultural preservation
| Designation: | PhD Researcher |
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| Research Area: | Climate Change, Carbon Sequestration, Grasslands, Afforestation, Natural Capital, Cultural Value, Remote Sensing |
| Location: | Moulsecoomb campus, Brighton |
| Eligibility/Qualification: | Minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree, preferably with excellent grades in a relevant Master’s degree. UK and non-UK residents eligible. English language proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent) required for non-native speakers. |
| Deadline: | Thursday, 29th February 2024, 16:00 GMT |
| Interviews: | March 2024 |
Job Description: The project involves a comprehensive evaluation of grassland afforestation considering physical, environmental, and cultural site sensitivities. The research aims to contribute insights into the role of grasslands and treescapes in achieving sustainable futures and healthy living. The PhD researcher will actively engage in desk and regional field-based studies.
How to Apply:
- Submit a CV.
- Provide a 1250-word (max) statement outlining (a) a proposed project approach and (b) a personal experience and expertise summary.
- Ensure academic eligibility and language proficiency.
- Applications from Home and non-UK residents accepted.
- Send applications to DoctoralCollege@brighton.ac.uk.
Last Date for Apply: February 29, 2024, 16:00 GMT
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