Overview of all open PhD projects
The PhD projects listed below are offered in the 31st call for applications (from July 3rd until August 5th, 2025).
You can filter our open PhD projects by background or skills.
- Constraining Terrestrial Biosphere Models Using Atmospheric CO2, Stable Carbon Isotope (13C), and Radiocarbon (14C) Observations (more info)
- Hybrid modeling of riverine carbon fluxes across scales using machine learning (more info)
- Tree-Ring Signatures of CO2 Fertilization and Altered Drought Resilience (more info)
- Bioclimatic Shifts of Vegetation and Their Role in Past and Future Climate Change (more info)
- Explore the potential of microorganisms to restore disturbed environment (more info)
- Leveraging machine learning to refine leaf phenology representation in land surface models (more info)
- Molecular Fingerprints of Ecosystems as Early Warning Systems for Climate-Induced Changes (more info)
- From Sea to Land – mapping the provenience of atmospheric sulfur (more info)
- Groundwater under pressure – exploring climate change impacts on groundwater recharge and quality and drinking water safety (more info)
- Decoding Groundwater Ecosystem Functions through Multi-Omics: Impacts of Geology and Weather Extremes in the Subsurface Critical Zone (more info)
- Fast Microbial Processes and the Long-Term Soil Carbon-Climate Feedback (more info)
The online application form can be found here.
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