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is also generated at high temperatures through reactions such as the Maillard reaction and lipid oxidation. In this project, you will investigate how protein texturization and aroma generation can be
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application. Your Job High-temperature electrolysis (HTEL) offers the highest efficiency of all known water electrolysis technologies. However, compared to low-temperature electrolysis technologies, it is still
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areas: quantum field theories and effective quantum field theories, lattice QCD, non-equilibrium evolution in quantum field theory, finite temperature QCD, phenomenology of XYZ, higher order perturbative
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research focuses on the evolution of the physicochemical and structural properties of materials used in the nuclear industry under extreme conditions, particularly temperature and irradiation. The studies
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fossil fuels in heat and electricity production. However, significant knowledge and technical gaps must be addressed before the transition from fossil fuels to hydrogen can take place. This PhD position is
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, forming floating ice shelves, whose base is melted by ocean heat. At the same time, the change in the ice-shelf geometry, induced by ocean-driven melting affects the rate of ice flow into the ocean, which
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possesses a complex, hierarchical structure that is readily damaged during routine styling treatments involving heat, chemical processing, and mechanical stress. The global hair care market is a highly
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readily damaged during routine styling treatments involving heat, chemical processing, and mechanical stress. The global hair care market is a highly innovative and dynamic sector, estimated at more than
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will focus on a particular problem associated with green urban transitions, such as the development of an energy cluster in the Amsterdam harbour, the expansion of the urban heat network, urban greening
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for geophysical flow modelling, uncertainty quantification, and high-performance computing. Its work relies on both deterministic and statistical approaches. The objective of this PhD project is to develop a new