Dear MARMAM subscribers, We have a fully funded 4-year PhD studentship available for a student with an Acoustic or Electronic Engineering background and interest in animal and anthropogenic sound in the marine environment. The project (Application of novel sensors to assess vessel, porpoise & dolphin activity during development of a floating wind farm off Blyth, UK) will further develop, test and use novel passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) sensors developed by the supervisory team (Prof Jeff Neasham and Prof Per Berggren) at Newcastle University, UK. The echolocation sound and cavitation noise sensors are low-cost and low-energy PAM platforms that listen, analyse and send the resulting data back to the user on land via long-range wifi or Iridium satellite networks. Please see link for full description of the PhD studentship: https://auracdt.hull.ac.uk/research-projects/application-of-novel-sensors-to... Recruitment is open until 16 April 2023 for beginning study in September 2023 (https://auracdt.hull.ac.uk/how-to-apply/). For any questions please contact Per Berggren (per.berggren@ncl.ac.uk) and/or Jeff Neasham (jeff.neasham@newcastle.ac.uk). ________________________________________________________ Professor Per Berggren Chair of Marine Megafauna Conservation Marine MEGAfauna Lab, School of Natural & Environmental Sciences 5.90 Ridley Building 2, Newcastle University, NE1 7RU, UK Tel +44 191 2085676, Email: per.berggren@ncl.ac.uk https://www.ncl.ac.uk/nes/our-research/marine/ Twitter: @PerBerggren1 ________________________________________________________