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; frequent interaction between the two PhD projects is envisioned. More information For more information about this position, please contact Dr. Jason Gardiner (Assistant Professor of Translational Plant
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. Current BEP risk assessments weigh uncertainties conservatively and simplify the interactions between subsurface heterogeneity, 3D groundwater flow and BEP. To make risk assessments of BEP more realistic it
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, but despite its importance, related control strategies in practice are often very crude and rule-based without incorporating any complex plant/microclimate interactions or economic considerations
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, fisheries and marine transport interactions, chemical emissions, and microplastic releases affecting benthic and pelagic ecosystems. Translating environmental monitoring data, field measurements, and
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designed for the 13 Research Fellows within the BIO-MICRO consortium. The BIO-MICRO training programme offers a blended learning approach that combines monthly interactive live online sessions (60–90 minutes
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, simulation, AI/ML, or manufacturing processes. Experience with plastics and metals. Independent, creative, and collaborative working style. Strong communication skills in English (oral and written). English
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PhD Candidate: Modulating plant-based nutrition to enhance the sensory aspects and nutritional value
models such as the INFOGEST model and/or the TIM-1 dynamic model, to determine the effect of the food matrix on nutrient bioaccessibility and protein-polyphenol interactions; perform in vitro research
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PhD Candidate: Modulating plant-based nutrition to enhance the sensory aspects and nutritional value
on nutrient bioaccessibility and protein-polyphenol interactions; perform in vitro research using gastric, intestinal and colonic epithelial cell lines (e.g. NCI-N87, Caco-2) and organoid models combined with
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my choice. From the start, I immediately felt welcomed by the whole department. I have many social interactions with other PhD candidates, and the senior researchers are very approachable and
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urban hydrometeorology, climate modelling, heat-health interactions, and water-sensitive urban design? Do you want to work on a high-impact, international project that translates urban hydrometeorological