Overview of all open PhD projects
The following PhD projects are offered during the 27th call for applications. Online application is possible from [>> learn more & apply]
Methane hotspots in tropical South America
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Understanding carbon pooling in the stratified boundary layer of the Arctic atmosphere
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Unravelling ecohydrological ecosystem responses to environmental conditions
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Getting to the root of vegetation change: unravelling 21st century plant allocation trade-offs
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Using observations and novel theory to infer water stress and droughts on land
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Understanding forest carbon-water relations in a changing climate
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Deep learning of ecosystem functioning and carbon fluxes
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Uncovering terrestrial carbon cycle discrepancies
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Understanding contemporaneous controls on carbon turnover times and future feedbacks with climate
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Harnessing computer vision and machine learning for a renewed cartography of human impact on landscapes
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Truffle production: an affair of three?
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Fungal impact on soil in climate change related processes
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From Sea to Land – mapping the provenience of atmospheric sulfur
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Microbial community processes in changing Arctic permafrost ecosystems and the relevance for gas exchange
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What can new organic markers reveal about the seasonal metabolism of the tropical critical zone?
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Microbial trait-based ecology to link soil communities to carbon and nutrient cycling
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Biodiversity impacts on the resistance of soil carbon dynamics to climate extremes
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(How) do microorganisms control the natural molecular complexity of dissolved organic matter?
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Combining process-based and deep learning models to understand soil processes better
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Groundwater under pressure – exploring climate change impacts on groundwater recharge and quality and drinking water safety
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