10 Materials-Science PhD positions at Wageningen University and Research Center in Netherlands
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Vienna-based architect, and in collaboration with international experts in materials science, textiles, design, and engineering and companies at the leading edge of technological development
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degree (MSc) in a discipline relevant to the PhD project (e.g., operations research, operations management, industrial engineering, computer science); Experience with quantitative modelling methods (e.g
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components, that can mimic vital characteristics of living systems and have further biotechnological potential? Are you a creative thinker, eager to tackle an exciting synthetic biology project using state
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order to deliver genes/markers, plant materials and knowledge that will be used to breed PM resistant cultivars. The research work will be done at Plant Breeding, Wageningen University. This 4-year
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chemistry and material sciences and the interaction between biology and these fields. Experience working in multidisciplinary teams. For this position your command of the English language is expected to be
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they materialize the diversity of human-nature relations. They shape, and are shaped by, how people and environments experience and (en)counter colonialism, wars, large-scale development projects, and even increased
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rapid replacement of consumer electronics leads to CO2 -emissions, resource scarcity, e-waste and pollution, thereby providing important environmental and societal challenges. Extending the lifetimes
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customers. Within WFBR we collaborate with other areas of expertise, including personalized nutrition, food technology, aroma and taste, alternative proteins and computer science. Moreover, WUR's ecosystem
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for continuation of research in your area. Your qualities We ask you to have: a PhD in economics with a profound knowledge on the macroeconomic interaction between policies for sustainable global food and biomass
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mechanisms. Our interdisciplinary team at the intersection of chemistry and physics will answer this fundamental question: while a material is just a collection of individual chemical bonds, how do these bonds