PhD on Sedimentation Enhancing Strategies for Delta Sustainability

Coastal river deltas must adapt to relative sea-level rise. Sedimentation, which occurs naturally in deltas, is a key factor for successful adaptation. However, anthropogenic activities reduce sediment delivery and hinder sedimentation processes. This PhD project aims to explore the potential of sedimentation for adaptation in deltas around the world. It will assess sedimentation processes and strategies to enhance sedimentation, providing insights into the role of sediment in supporting delta adaptation.

PhD on Sedimentation Enhancing Strategies for Delta Sustainability – Working at Utrecht University – Utrecht University

PhD Position in Multi-functional Hydropower Reservoirs

In this PhD project, you will tackle the critical challenge of balancing hydropower energy production with competing water demands, such as irrigation and flood control, in reservoirs impacted by climate change and extreme weather events. Hydropower plays a vital role in the global energy transition, providing essential renewable energy and supporting grid balancing between supply and demand. However, its reliability is increasingly threatened by changes in water availability and the emergence of extreme conditions, such as droughts and floods, which complicate reservoir management.

PhD Position in Multi-functional Hydropower Reservoirs – Working at Utrecht University – Utrecht University