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conditions, analyzing the effect of encapsulation parameters on the release of bioactive compounds in model milk. ICP-OES metal analyses; Analyzing the release kinetics of lactoferrin from encapsulated
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to develop low-molecular-weight resolution promoters targeting GPR101 as potential therapies for rheumatoid arthritis. Computational experiments will guide compound design, synthesis, and biological evaluation
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antimicrobial strategies, lipid membrane platforms, membrane-active compounds, antibacterial and antiviral applications, plant-based bio-material applications, etc. For more details, please view https
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Bioactive compounds Metabolics profiling during or after digestion or cell cultivation Food structure characterisation Responsibilities: Design, develop, and teach laboratory sessions and practice-based
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% Conduct research on bioactive compounds from food sources, including metabolite identification, microbiome and nanoencapsulation systems for microbiological safety. 5% Investigate the genetic, biochemical
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of compound bioactivity (ideally including flow cytometry and imaging-based methods). Basic experience in cancer research, immunology, and academic writing. Attention to detail and ability to work both
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ability to integrate multidisciplinary data to drive scientific discovery and innovation. RESPONSIBILITIES Lead discovery and characterization of novel natural products with antibacterial or other bioactive
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qualification. Experience in mammalian cell culture techniques (ideally working with cancer and immune cells) and characterization of compound bioactivity (ideally including flow cytometry and imaging-based
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-polysaccharide interactions under different food processing conditions. Profile phenolic compound and evaluate the bio-functional properties such as antioxidant activity Identify optimal processing conditions that
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building new synergies across FNES and the broader university community. Areas of particular interest include, but are not limited to, functional foods, novel or bioactive compounds, precision nutrition, and