This project is offered as a CASE award, as a collaboration between the University of Birmingham (Dr Bill Bloss) and the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge (Dr Markus Frey). The student will be registered at Birmingham, but will spend substantial time at BAS in Cambridge for instrument and fieldwork training, and data interpretation.
Further project details: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/generic/centa/documents/UB4.pdf
How to apply: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/generic/centa/phds/index.aspx
Requirements:
- master degree or equivalent in chemistry, physics, or a field of the environmental/earth sciences
- strong experimental skills
- good team working skills and fluency in English
- funded studentships are available to UK and EU candidates that meet NERC's requirements for both academic qualifications and residential eligibility.
Duration: 3.5 years starting in October 2015
Closing date: January 31 2015. Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed on the week commencing 16 February
For informal discussion of the project please get in contact with Dr Markus Frey (maey@bas.ac.uk) or Dr Bill Bloss (w.j.bloss@bham.ac.uk).
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Markus M. Frey, PhD
British Antarctic Survey
High Cross - Madingley Road
CB3 0ET Cambridge, UK
email: maey@bas.ac.uk
Skype: citlaltepetl2006
phone: +44 1223 221268