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Cohort 10 (Autumn 2023 entry)

Dadimos Alemu	Drivers of sub-seasonal and seasonal climate variability over East Africa and Applications to forecasting Lead Supervisor: Steve Woolnough, University of Reading.
Meriel Anderson	Understanding freshwater ecosystem health from a microbial perspective Lead Supervisor: Daniel Read, CEH
Michael Bennett	Using environmental DNA (eDNA) to elucidate the role of habitat upon the transmission of pollinator disease Lead Supervisor: Lindsay Newbold,
Ankit Bhandekar	Accelerating the computation of air quality projections over India using novel computing Lead Supervisor: Bryan Lawrence, University of Reading.
Rhiannon Biddiscombe	Moist processes and their interaction with storm tracks Lead Supervisor: Maarten Ambaum, University of Reading.
Harriet Cox	Tracking the bioaccumulation, the metabolization and synergy between Nanoplastics and per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the food web Lead Lead Supervisor: Maya Al-Sid-Cheikh, University of Surrey.
Charlie Davies	Impact of Holocene land use and climate change upon Brazil’s Atlantic Forest biodiversity hotspot Lead Supervisor: Frank Mayle, University of Reading
Nathaniel Edward-Inatimi	Smarter Ensembles for solar wind forecasts Lead supervisor: Matthew Owens, University of Reading
Juan Garcia Valencia	Sea surface temperature pattern influence on monsoon variability and change Lead supervisor: Chris Holloway, University of Reading
Yiliang Ma	Investigating the climate feedbacks that will determine the fate of the Greenland ice sheet Lead supervisor: Robin Smith, University of Reading
Elliot McKinnon-Gray	Are tropical waves an untapped source of predictability in the tropics? Lead supervisor: John Methven, University of Reading
Niamh O’Callaghan	Understanding and improving AMOC forecasts in inter-annual to decadal climate predictions Lead supervisor: Jon Robson, University of Reading
Ezra Porter	Engineered Anammox Biofilms for Low-Energy Wastewater Remediation and Environmental Protection Lead supervisor: Joseph Keddie, University of Surrey
Fathema Rana	Lead supervisor: Deepa Senapathi, University of Reading.
Vikki Rose	Bigger, better hedgerows – assessing hedge structure and landscape context for pollinating insects Lead supervisor: Joanne Staley CEH
George Ryan	Do unrelated plants growing in the same region look similar due to climate adaptation? Lead supervisor: Alastair Culham University of Reading.

Modelling the impact of planting choices and management on the delivery of multiple ecosystem services by domestic gardens

Lead supervisor: Anne Verhoef , University of Reading

Emmeline Smith

Strengthening links between agri-environment management and pollination services for cost-effective bee conservation

Lead supervisor: Jake Bishop, University of Reading.

Emily White-Musgrave

Stable isotope fractionation in minerals as a tool for climate reconstruction: insights from molecular modelling

Lead supervisor: Ricardo Grau-Crespo, University of Reading.

Abi Yetton

Exploration of Spaceborne Coherent GNSS Reflectometry for High Resolution Hydrological and Ice Observation

Lead supervisor: Chris Bridges, University of Surrey.

Plastics in karst groundwater systems

Lead supervisor: Thomas Bond University of Surrey
Co-supervisor: Louise Maurice, BGS

Cohort 9 (Autumn 2022 entry)

Izzi Ariail	Lead supervisor: David Brayshaw, University of Reading
Penny Coulthard	Toward next generation sea ice models: taking the rough with the smooth? Lead supervisor: Danny Feltham, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Ed Blockley, Met Office Co-supervisor: David Schroeder, University of Reading
Rose Foster	The effect of non-neutral winds on wind power aerodynamics Lead supervisor: Marco Placidi, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Philip Hancock, University of Surrey
Isabelle Gorst	How does Boundary Layer Variability affect Cumulus and Convective Storm Development? Lead supervisor: Thorwald Stein, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Peter Clark, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Lindsay Bennett, National Centre for Atmospheric Science Co-supervisor: Kirsty Hanley, Met Office
Hette Houtman	Trapped lee waves as a source of low-level drag on the atmosphere Lead supervisor: Miguel Teixeira, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Sue Gray, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Annelize Van Niekirk, ECMWF Co-supervisor: Simon Vosper, Met Office Co-supervisor: Peter Sheridan, Met Office
Ben Hutchins	Decadal climate forecasting for the energy-sector Lead supervisor: David Brayshaw, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Len Shaffrey, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Hazel Thornton, Met Office Co-supervisor: Doug Smith, Met Office
Soheila Khalili	A holistic framework for assessing co-benefits of street-scale green infrastructure interventions Lead supervisor: Prashant Kumar, University of Surrey Co-supervisors: Laurence Jones, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
Ellen Knight	Does pollinator diversity moderate ecosystem function in agroforestry systems? Lead supervisor: Robbie Girling, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tom Breeze, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Alexa Varaha, Natural History Museum Co-supervisor: Emma Gardener, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
Rosie Mammatt	Ice cloud microphysics and its connection to cloud optics and remote sensing Lead supervisor: Chris Westbrook, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Jonathon Crosier, University of Manchester Co-supervisor: Karina McCusker, University of Reading
Sharon Mandipe	Evaluating the efficacy of particle image velocimetry to estimate flow velocity in vegetated rivers Lead supervisor: Ponnambalam Rameshwaran, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Co-supervisor: Andrew Wade, University of Reading
Philippa Oppenheimer	Developing a next-generation global biodiversity indicator to provide improved estimates of trends in wildlife abundance Lead supervisor: Robin Freeman, Institute of Zoology Co-supervisor: Manuela González-Suárez, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Louise McRae, Institute of Zoology Co-supervisor: Mike Hoffman, ZSL
Rana Ozturk	Assessing the threat of exposure of UK birds of prey species to Microplastic pollution based on diet and trophic level Lead supervisor: Campbell Murn, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Manuela González-Suárez, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tom Bond, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Gbotemi Adediran, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
Chris Pesso	High resolution mapping of fine sediment and pollutants throughout large river cross sections with innovative uncrewed survey boats; supporting improved flux estimation, habitat assessment and bathing water safety Lead supervisor: Ponnambalam Rameshwaran, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Co-supervisor: Andrew Wade, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Nick Everard, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Co-supervisor: Gareth Old, UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
Andra-Ştefania Şerban	Evaluating the ability of human communities and environmental systems to adapt and recover to Late Holocene climate change in the Peruvian Andes Lead supervisor: Nicholas Branch, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Joy Singarayer, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Martin Timana, PUCP, Peru
Fiona Spuler	Lead supervisor: Ted Shepherd, University of Reading
Thea Stevens	Upper tropospheric humidity and climate change Lead supervisor: Richard Allan, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Michaela Hegglin, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Viju John, EUMETSAT Co-supervisor: Alejandro Bodas-Salcedo, Met Office
Catherine Toolan	The role of anthropogenic aerosol in near-future sub-Saharan precipitation change Lead supervisor: Laura Wilcox, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading Co-supervisor: Bjørn Samset, CICERO, Oslo Co-supervisor: Andy Turner, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading
Sarah Watson	Solar Wind Interactions with Planets and Minor Planetary Bodies Lead supervisor: Chris Scott, University of Reading
Doug Wood	Lead supervisor: Sue Gray, University of Reading Co-supervisor: John Methven, University of Reading
Ana Carolina Yamakawa	The role of rats and mice in dissemination of pathogens and antimicrobial resistance Lead supervisor: Soon Gweon, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Sheila MacIntyre, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Colin Prescott, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Alan Buckle, University of Reading

Cohort 8 (Autumn 2021 entry)

Flynn Ames	Ice-Ocean interactions and the circulation of salty oceans on icy moons Lead supervisor: David Ferreira, University of Reading
Meryl Chittethazhathu Anil	The role of ozone in sub-seasonal to seasonal weather prediction Lead supervisor: Michaela Hegglin, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tim Stockdale, ECMWF Co-supervisor: Inna Polichtchouk, ECMWF Co-supervisor: Robin Hogan, ECMWF/University of Reading
Martina Frid	Modelling cities in a global weather model Lead supervisor: Sue Grimmond, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Joe McNorton, ECMWF
Adam Gainford	Exploiting the benefits of convective-scale ensemble forecasts Lead supervisor: Suzanne Gray, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Aurore Porson, Met Office Co-supervisor: Tom Frame, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Marco Milan, Met Office CASE support from The Met Office
Marimel Gler	Modelling and forecasting the Indian Ocean Dipole Lead supervisor: Andy Turner, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Linda Hirons, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading Co-supervisor: Caroline Wainwright, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading. Caroline is a Scenario Alumna Co-supervisor: Charline Marzin, Met Office CASE support from The Met Office
Harshita Gupta	Modelling the frequency of extreme event forecasts for the management of funds for humanitarian action Lead supervisor: Liz Stephens, University of Reading Co-supervisor: David Brayshaw, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Erin Coughlan de Perez, Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre Co-supervisor: Jonathan Day, ECMWF CASE support from The Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre
Kyle Hepburn	Coatings for Agriculture: Food Security without a Microplastics Problem Lead supervisor: Peter Roth, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Maya Al Sid Cheikh, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Joseph Keddie, University of Surrey CASE support from Syngenta
Caitlin Jones	Carbon gain vs water loss – using state-of-the-art simulation models and remote sensing to examine the potential impacts of woodland expansion Lead supervisor: Anne Verhoef, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tristan Quaife, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tom Nisbet, Forest Research CASE support from Forest Research
Vitor Lavor	Airborne infection risk in complex urban environments: modelling, mapping and mitigation Lead supervisor: Zhiwen Luo, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Sue Grimmond, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Omduth Coceal, University of Reading
Jiheun Lee	Ocean heat uptake and transport Lead supervisor: Till Kuhlbrot, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Remi Tailleux, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Helene Hewitt, Met Office
Clare Lewis	UK meteotsunamis in a changing climate Lead supervisor: Hannah Cloke, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Jess Neumann, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tim Smyth, Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Caleb Miller	Improvement of fog forecasting using atmospheric electricity Lead supervisor: Keri Nicoll, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Giles Harrison, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Chris Westbrook, University of Reading
Mac-Anthony Nnorom	Understanding risks and optimising anaerobic digestion to minimise pathogen and antimicrobial resistance genes entering the environment Lead supervisor: Bing Guo, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Devendra Saroj, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Lisa Avery, The James Hutton Institute Co-supervisor: Rupert Hough, The James Hutton Institute
Laura Risley	Assimilation of future ocean-current measurements from satellites Lead supervisor: Amos Lawless, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Matthew Martin, Met Office Co-supervisor: Anthony Weaver, CERFACS, Toulouse CASE support from The Met Office
Kerry Stewart (Smith)	A global assessment of functional biodiversity loss in the Anthropocene Lead supervisor: Manuela González-Suárez, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Chris Venditti, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Carlos P Carmona, University of Tartu Co-supervisor: Joseph Tobias, Imperial College London Co-supervisor: Chris Clements, University of Bristol
Cameron Southgate-Ash	The effect of multi-scale roughness on the structure of atmospheric turbulence Lead supervisor: Marco Placidi, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Sue Grimmond, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Alan Robins, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Humphrey Lean, Met Office
Jen Stout	Snowflake dynamics: in the lab, in the atmosphere, in models Lead supervisor: Chris Westbrook, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Thorwald Stein, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Jonathan Crosier, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Manchester
Jessica Underwood	Using simple spectral technology to engage farmers in building soil health to enhance environmental outcomes Lead supervisor: Chris Collins, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Alister Leggatt, Affinity Water Co-supervisor: Aiden Keith, UK CEH This project is co-funded by Affinity Water

Cohort 7 (Autumn 2020 entry)

Fundamental Mechanisms of Arctic Summer-time Cyclone Growth and Sea-Ice Interaction

Lead supervisor: John Methven, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Ben Harvey, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: David Parsons, University of Oklahoma
Co-supervisor: Sarah Keeley, European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts

Sensors for real-time monitoring of drinking water quality and treatment processes

Lead supervisor: Dan Lapworth, British Geological Survey
Co-supervisor: Tom Bond, University of Surrey
Co-supervisor: Kathy Pond, University of Surrey
Co-supervisor: James Sorensen, British Geological Survey
This project is a British Geological Survey Collaborative Studentship

The domestication of Amazon rainforests by pre-Columbian societies

Lead supervisor: Frank Mayle, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Joy Singarayer, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Umberto Lombardo, University of Bern
Co-supervisor: Marco Razcka, University of Reading

Enhancing forecasting flood inundation mapping through data assimilation

Lead supervisor: Sarah Dance, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: David Mason, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: John Bevington, JBA
Co-supervisor: Kay Shelton, JBA
CASE support from JBA

Extreme rainfall, flooding and climate change impact on water quality in south west catchments of the UK

Lead supervisor: Hannah Cloke, University of Reading

Detecting severe weather with radars for observations-based nowcasting

Lead supervisor: Thorwald Stein, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Chris Westbrook, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Tim Darlington, Met Office
Co-supervisor: Humphrey Lean, Met Office
CASE support from The Met Office

Venus Ionised Droplet Investigations

Lead Supervisor: Giles Harrison, University of Reading

Maximising the environmental benefits of gardens through optimal planting choices and understanding of occupants’ engagement

Lead supervisor: Jake Bishop, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Tijana Blanusa, Royal Horticultural Society
Co-supervisor: Ross Cameron, University of Sheffield
Co-supervisor: Martin Lukac, University of Reading
CASE support from The Royal Horticultural Society

The impact of air pollution on children’s health in Reading, UK

Lead supervisor: Hannah Cloke, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Nathan Salvidge, University of Reading

Reducing risk to hydrological extremes with Nature-based Solutions

Lead supervisor: Hannah Cloke, University of Reading

Predicting the ecological and societal impacts of species on the move with climate change in the UK

Lead supervisor: Nathalie Pettorelli, Institute of Zoology
Co-supervisor: Jess Neuman, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Ken Norris, Institute of Zoology
Co-supervisor: Len Shaffrey, University of Reading
CASE support from The Joint Nature Conservation Committee

Improving convective storm simulations through scale-adaptive and flow-adaptive sub-grid methods

Lead supervisor: Bob Plant, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Peter Clark, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: George Efstathiou, University of Exeter

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Using Aircraft Observations and Modelling to Improve Understanding of Mineral Dust Transport and Deposition Processes

Lead supervisor: Claire Ryder, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Nicolas Bellouin, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Stephanie Woodward, Met Office

Joy Schmeer
(Wingrave)

Pollutant transport, air quality and the urban environment

Lead supervisor: David Birch, University of Surrey
Co-supervisor: Marco Placidi, University of Surrey

Using high-resolution climate models to predict increases in atmospheric turbulence

Lead supervisor: Paul Williams, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Reinhard Schiemann, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading

Atmosphere blocking dynamics: Persistence, re-intensification and interaction with other weather systems

Lead supervisor: Oscar Martinez-Alvarado, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Reinhard Schiemann, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Kevin Hodges, National Centre for Atmospheric Science/University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Duncan Ackerley, Met Office
CASE support from The Met Office

Forecast improvements from solar wind data assimilation

Lead supervisor: Matt Owens, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Matthew Lang, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Siegfried Gonzi, Met Office
Co-supervisor: Mike Marsh, Met Office
CASE support from The Met Office

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Robustness of bridge structures under extreme hydraulic actions

Lead supervisor: Boulent Imam, University of Surrey
Co-supervisor: Juan Sagaseta, University of Surrey
Co-supervisor: Mark Pooley, Highways England

Cohort 6 (Autumn 2019 entry)

Shammi Akhter	Controls on the track and intensity of tropical cyclones in the Bay of Bengal Lead Supervisor: Chris Holloway, University of Reading
Rabiul Awal	Energy transportation in monsoon system and its variability Lead supervisor: Andy Turner, University of Reading Co-supervisor: David Ferreira, University of Reading
Daniel Ayers	Combining Machine Learning and Data Assimilation to Infer, Estimate and Characterise Model Errors Lead supervisor: Peter Jan Van Leeuwen, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Javier Amezcua, University of Reading
Fraser Baird	Exploiting the UK and Global COSMOS Soil Moisture Sensor Network to Provide Space Weather Alerts for Aviation and Critical Infrastructure Lead supervisor: Keith Ryden, University of Surrey Co-supervisor: Jonathan Evans, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford Co-supervisor: David Jackson, Met Office Co-supervisor: Rafael Rosolem, University of Bristol
Wilson Chan	A new approach to navigating uncertainty in climate-related hydrologic risk Lead supervisor: Ted Shepherd, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Katie Smith, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford Co-supervisor: Nigel Arnell, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Geoff Darch, Anglian Water CASE support from Anglian Water
Max Coleman	Climate Response to Short-lived Pollutants (CReSP) Lead supervisor: Bill Collins, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Keith Shine, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Nicolas Bellouin, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Fiona O’Connor, Met Office CASE support from The Met Office
Sophie Cuckow	The feeder stream: investigating the mechanisms causing extreme precipitation in cyclones Lead supervisor: Helen Dacre, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Oscar Martinez Alvarado, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Samantha Smith, Met Office CASE support from The Met Office
Carys Cunningham	Roles of woodland birds in the transmission of emerging tree diseases Lead supervisor: Glyn Barrett, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Richard Broughton, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford Co-supervisor: Karsten Schönrogge, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford Co-supervisor: Robert Jackson, University of Reading CASE support from Barletts Tree Experts
Zoë Dennehy-Carr	Climate and Speciation in the Mediterranean biome Lead supervisor: Alastair Culham, University of Reading Co-supervisor: David John, Royal Horticultural Society Co-supervisor: Joy Singarayer, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Chris Yesson, Institute of Zoology CASE support from The Royal Horticultural Society
James Fallon	Understanding forecast value in complex decision-making systems Lead supervisor: David Brayshaw, University of Reading Co-supervisor: John Methven, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Kjeld Jensen, BT CASE support from BT
Elaine Halliday	Evaluating the impact of woodland management and drinking water abstraction on groundwater-fed wetlands Lead-supervisor: Anne Verhoef, University of Reading. Co-supervisor: Steve Robinson, University of Reading. Co-supervisor: Debbie Wilkinson, South East Water Co-supervisor: David Macdonald, British Geological Survey.CASE support from South East Water
Caitlin Lewis	Nutrient release from coniferous woodland stimulated by changes in forest management: A new nitrate time bomb? Lead supervisor: Martin Lukac, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Matthew Ascott, British Geological Survey Co-supervisor: Elena Vanguelova, Forest Research CASE support from Forest Research
Gwyneth Matthews	Multi-model data assimilation techniques for flood forecasting Lead supervisor: Sarah Dance, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Hannah Cloke, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Christel Prudhomme, ECMWF
Gabrielle Powell	Evaluating the multiple functions of woodlands for Natural Flood Management Lead supervisor: Joanna Clark, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Hilary Geoghegan, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tom Nisbet, Forest Research Co-supervisor: Andrew Hagger, Thames Water
Katie Powell	The impacts of long-term declines in insect abundance on ecosystem function Lead supervisor: David Roy, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford Co-supervisor: Tom Oliver, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Tim Johns, Environment Agency Co-supervisor: Jeremy Thomas, University of Oxford CASE support from the Environment Agency
Zoe Withey	Understanding microbial community dynamics and resilience in communal sink drains Lead supervisor: Soon Gweon, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Sheila MacIntyre, University of Reading Co-supervisor: Andrew Meade, University of Reading

Cohort 5 (Autumn 2018 entry)

Quantifying the effectiveness of natural flood management in lowland catchments

Lead supervisor: Gareth Old, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford
Co-supervisor: Ponnamblam Rameshwaran, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford
Co-supervisor: Andrew Wade, University of Reading
CASE support from the Evenlode Catchment Partnership

Solar wind modulation of lightning

Lead supervisor: Chris Scott, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Mathew Owens, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Clare Watt, University of Reading

Using aviation meteorology to improve aircraft safety

Lead supervisor: Paul Williams, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Giles Harrison, University of Reading
Co-supervisor: Andy Wells, Civil Aviation Authority
Co-supervisor: Graham Green, Civil Aviation Authority

Cohort 4 (Autumn 2017 Entry)

British garden plants: a threat to the natural environment due to climate change?

Lead supervisor: Alastair Culham, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Brian Pickles, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Eleanor Webster, Royal Horticultural Society.
CASE support from the Royal Horticultural Society.

Predicting species’ responses to climate change using spread models, data inference and climate velocities

Lead supervisor: James Bullock, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford.
Co-supervisor: Tom Oliver, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Justin Travis, Aberdeen University.
Co-supervisor: Rob Salguero-Gomez, Sheffield University.
Co-supervisor: Steven White, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford.

Surface fluxes, temperatures and Boundary Layer evolutions in the building grey zone in London

Lead supervisor: Sue Grimmond, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Sylvia Bohenstengel, Met Office.
Co-supervisor: Humphrey Lean, Met Office.
Co-supervisor: Martin Best, Met Office.
CASE support from The Met Office.

Cohort 3 (Autumn 2017 Entry)

Developing optical methods for catchment management to protect drinking water

Lead supervisor: Joanna Clark, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Chris Collins, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Robin Oliver, University of Reading.

Exploring the role of deadwood in the forest carbon cycle

Lead supervisor: Joanna Clark, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: Elena Vanguelova
Co-supervisor: Liz Shaw, University of Reading.
Co-supervisor: James Morrison Forest Research
CASE support from Forest Research