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in Agroecology, Plant Sciences, Feed Manufacturing Technology and Genome Sciences. The faculty is responsible for PhD degrees in animal science and plant science. The faculty currently has about 690
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a range of biochemical, molecular and immunological analytical techniques. The PhD candidate will join our multidisciplinary research group, comprising of many disciplines such as feed technology
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Manufacturing Technology and Genome Sciences. The faculty is responsible for PhD degrees in animal science and plant science. The faculty currently has about 690 bachelor and master students and 90 PhD students
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techniques. The PhD candidate will join our multidisciplinary research group, comprising of many disciplines such as feed technology, biorefinery, nutrition, physiology, molecular biology, microbiology, and
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in plant productivity will be required to sustain an already strained food production chain. It is, therefore, urgent to identify the molecular mechanisms plants deploy to respond to changes in
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model pathogen communities to predict disease outcomes in potato, one of the most important food crops in Norway. The applicant should be aware that an application for a PhD position at NMBU is at
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be required to sustain an already strained food production chain. It is, therefore, urgent to identify the molecular mechanisms plants deploy to respond to changes in temperature, particularly in food
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of Veterinary Medicine and the Faculty of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science (KBM), and others in the project group. The PhD project is part of the NFR/FFLJA project Processed foods and colorectal cancer
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disease outcomes in potato, one of the most important food crops in Norway. The applicant should be aware that an application for a PhD position at NMBU is at the same time an application for admission to a
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21st May 2024 Languages English Norsk Bokmål English English Do you want to contribute to the understanding of how food and colorectal cancer may be linked? PhD scholarship within nutrition