Overview
Four-year-intent PhD position in the DEEP-FLUX project developing computer models to quantify sediment, particulate organic carbon and microplastic transport through submarine canyons.
Complete research opportunity details
The PhD researcher will develop a computer model for turbidity-current flux quantification, integrate physical transport and burial mechanisms, validate the model against laboratory experiments, participate in a personalised training programme and assist with bachelor’s and master’s teaching.
Eligibility requirements
MSc in Earth Sciences, Physical Geography, Oceanography, Civil or Hydraulic Engineering, or a related discipline by the start date; experience with sediment-transport modelling and coding; good spoken and written English; ability to work independently and in a team.
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