Tim Hill: My Research

I would like to draw your attention to a potential PhD project: “The Ecology of Lightning Strikes: How many Trees in Tropical Forests Killed by Lightning?” Applications should be submitted by 16:00 on the 6th January 2020 (see link above) These project are one of a number of projects that are competing for GW4+ funding. […]

I would like to draw your attention to a fully funded PhD working on the development and testing of low cost Eddy Covariance. See full details here: The funding for this PhD is open to UK/EU/International applicants and the deadline for applications is the 14th January 2019. If your interested, please feel free to get […]

I would like to draw your attention to TWO potential PhD projects: PhD Opportunity 1: “The Ecology of Lightning Strikes: How many Trees in Tropical Forests Killed by Lightning?” PhD Opportunity 2: “Reducing the Environmental Impacts of Oil Palm Production in Malaysia“. Applications should be submitted by the 7th January 2019 These project are one […]

Firstly, welcome to Jon McCalmont who has joined Exeter and the project from Aberystwyth University. Jon will be working on the Eddy Covariance component of the project. Rather excitingly we were able to inspect our 3rd tower – over the logged tropical peat forest. The tower is nearly ready for the installation of eddy covariance […]

Silvio Stivanello and the Team from FORIG and Ankasa start the census at the Ankasa Forest Reserve in Ghana