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protein-quality profiling across the project's dry-crop, fresh-crop and feed-formulation work packages. You will work primarily on the compositional, structural, techno-functional and nutritional
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pollen allergy. We seek a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher with strong immunology and molecular biology expertise to lead formulation optimisation and indication expansion for our mRNA-LNP
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processing or formulation spanning dairy, plant, and single-cell protein sources. How this knowledge can be used in the rational design of functional ingredients and healthy foods using established and
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acid therapeutics Conduct protein expression and gene analysis (Western blot, qPCR, immunofluorescence) to characterize cellular phenotypes and therapeutic responses Establish robust, reproducible
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We are looking for a highly motivated and curious postdoctoral fellow who has experience in protein biochemistry, enzymology, recombinant protein expression, and functional assay development. The
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Postdoctoral position in Formulation Technology with focus on characterization of soft matter using AF4-SANS Login and apply This content is hosted by a third party. By showing the external content
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matrices during processing or formulation spanning dairy, plant, and single-cell protein sources. How this knowledge can be used in the rational design of functional ingredients and healthy foods using
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( Innovative Strategies for Processed Cheese Production with Reduced Emulsifying Salts ), combines formulation design, physical chemistry, ingredient functionality, and novel processing technologies to develop
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protein, and other additives, allowing the development of clean label, vegetarian, or vegan products due to their physical, chemical, and nutritional properties. 2) Extraction and characterization of
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are accessible through: https://research.umich.edu/m-pact/apply/ Applicants should submit: Cover letter Curriculum vitae Research statement describing current accomplishments and future research