I am a Ph.D. student in the volcanology research group at the University of Liverpool. My research focus is on volcanic flank instability and collapse. Stratovolcanoes are complex with flanks made of various volcanic materials that are affected by hydrothermal circulation and magma migration within a varying stress field
I'm a PhD student in the NERC DTP based in SEES at The University of Manchester. I am investigating the pollution in Beijing using TOF-CIMS ; I will be collecting data from the field in November 2016 and again in the summer of 2017 and aim to analyse this data to help understand the composition of the pollution in Beijing. I completed an MChem in Chemistry with Industrial Experience from the University of Manchester before starting my PhD.
I am a NERC DTP-CASE funded PhD student based at the National Oceanography Centre and the Department of Geography and Planning, University of Liverpool. During my PhD I will be extending the capability of a coastal vector evolution model to include a sediment transport formulation for gravel barrier coastlines.
During my PhD I am aiming to explore the noble gas and halogen systematics of ophiolites. These are sections of oceanic crust and mantle thrust onto the continents during mountain building events. I am working with Brian O’Driscoll, Ray Burgess and Patricia Clay in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Manchester and funded by NERC.
I will examines how different atmospheric regimes affect the ocean heat storage and overturning in the North Atlantic Ocean and the wider climate system.The prevailing view is that much of the ocean variability in heat storage in the North Atlantic is understood in terms of slowly varying climate modes, i.e. fixed pressure patterns such as the North Atlantic Oscillation.
Based in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at The University of Manchester, I am a first year NERC DTP student investigating volcanic gas emissions through the use of an SO2 camera. Volcanic eruptions affect many thousands of people every year, so new tools for understanding their processes helps prevent damage and save lives.
I am a NERC DTP-CASE student at the University of Manchester, in association with Chester Zoo. My research focuses on the Eastern black rhinoceros and aims to investigate whether we can apply conservation physiology to improve the management and breeding success of the populations in Kenya, primarily through hormone analysis.
I am a NERC DTP funded student based at The University of Liverpool with GEOMAR – Helmholtz Institute for Ocean Research as a CASE partner. My PhD will primarily focus on mechanisms that drive global distributions of iron, furthered by studying how this distribution relates to other macro- and micro- nutrients to govern phytoplankton community structures and primary production rates.
I’m a currently a 1st year PhD student in the EAO NERC DTP at the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Manchester. My project is igneous petrology/geochemistry related: “Melt generation, mixing and degassing at El Hierro, Canary Islands” and will involve studying basaltic samples from the island.
