PhDs

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Current PhD Positions:

Reconstructing past variations in sea level to inform our future – Apply here

Institution: Cardiff University, Wales, UK

Funding: Fully funded

Supervisor(s): Steve Barker, Carrie Lear, David Thornalley, Martin Ziegler (University of Utrecht)

Description: This PhD project will focus on targets within Objective A of NatClim. Specifically, the student will create records of deep ocean temperature and sea level across several past interglacial intervals. These records will provide rich and valuable new information about natural climate variability that will improve our current understanding of Earth’s dynamic climate system. In addition, the records will contribute to the wider goals of NatClim, forming part of the empirical calibrations to be used for future projection. More information…

Deadline: September 30th, 2025

Reconstructing past variations in ocean circulation to inform our future – Apply here

Institution: Cardiff University, Wales, UK

Funding: Fully funded

Supervisor(s): Steve Barker, Carrie Lear, David Thornalley, Alex Piotrowski

Description: This PhD project will focus on targets within Objective A of NatClim. Specifically, the student will create records of ocean circulation across several past interglacial intervals. These records will provide rich and valuable new information about natural climate variability that will improve our current understanding of Earth’s dynamic climate system. In addition, the records will contribute to the wider goals of NatClim, forming part of the empirical calibrations to be used for future projection. More information…

Deadline: September 30th, 2025

The Micropalaeontological Society

Towards the advancement of the education of the public in the study of Micropalaeontology

The Micropalaeontological Society (TMS) exists “to advance the education of the public in the study of Micropalaeontology” and is operated “exclusively for scientific and educational purposes and not for profit”. It was initiated as The British Micropalaeontological Group (BMG) in 1970, following a proposal by Professor Leslie Moore of the University of Sheffield and several colleagues who wished to organise a group of palaeontologists with a mutual interest in the micropalaeontological study of British type sections and the provision of a forum for the communication of their results.