Overview
Experimental DEEP-FLUX PhD studying mixing and turbulent diffusion in turbidity currents to improve estimates of microplastic and particulate organic carbon transport to the deep ocean.
Complete research opportunity details
The researcher will run scaled laboratory experiments on turbidity-current mixing, test turbulent diffusion characteristics of microplastics and particulate organic carbon, contribute to the project’s physical transport framework, follow a personalised doctoral training programme and assist in bachelor’s and master’s education.
Eligibility requirements
MSc in Earth Sciences, Physical Geography, Oceanography, Civil or Hydraulic Engineering, or a related field by the start date; experience with water and/or sediment experiments; coding experience; strong English communication; creativity, curiosity and ability to work independently and collaboratively.
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