Newcastle University

CI-623 EPSRC studentship in Civil Engineering – The ecology of putative estrogen degraders in the aqueous environment

• Supervisors: Dr Russell Davenport, Dr Wojciech Mrozik, Dr Jan Dolfing
• Closing date 21 June 2013

CI-624 EPSRC studentship in Civil Engineering – Engineering sustainable micropollutant removal technologies

• Supervisors: Dr Russell Davenport, Dr Wojciech Mrozik, Professor Tom Curtis
• Closing date 21 June 2013

CI-625 EPSRC studentship in Civil Engineering – Using chemical structure and inocula characteristics to predictively model biodegradation rates

• Supervisors: Dr Russell Davenport, Dr Wojciech Mrozik
• Closing date 21 June 2013

CI-626 EPSRC studentship in Civil Engineering – Rational identification and evaluation of priority chemicals

• Supervisors:Dr Russell Davenport, Dr Wojciech Mrozik, Dr David Werner
• Closing date 21 June 2013

• Supervisors: Dr Jaime Amezaga, Dr Adam Jarvis

• Supervisors: Dr David Werner, Dr Russell Davenport

• Supervisors: Professor David Graham

• Supervisors: Professor David Graham, Dr Adam Jarvis

Ecology of microbial greenhouse house suppression in terrestrial ecosystems

• Supervisors: Professor David Graham, Dr Neil Gray

• Supervisors: Dr Charlotte Paterson, Dr Jaime Amezaga

• Supervisors: Dr Paul Sallis, Dr Martin Jones

Renewable Energy – Optimising methane production from the co-digestion of municipal waste and macroalgae (seaweed)

• Supervisors: Dr Paul Sallis, Dr Gary Caldwell

Sorting out the mess: How do soil microbial communities degrade complex organic pollutant mixtures?

• Supervisors: Dr David Werner, Dr Russell Davenport

Recovering value from water industry by-products and waste streams

• Supervisors: Dr Adam Jarvis, Professor David Graham

Novel approaches for characterising sources, pathways and fate mechanisms that affect colour levels in catchments and lakes

• Supervisors: Professor David Graham, Dr Paul Quinn

EPSRC studentship in Potential bioenergy from rice straw for emerging and developing countries

• Supervisors: Professor David Graham, Dr Paul Sallis