26 Design positions at Wageningen University and Research Center in netherland in Netherlands
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Your job Are you interested in developing urban design solutions that address urban water bodies and their infrastructures? Are you passionate about smartly combining different functions in your
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to rationally design PBMAs with desired sensory properties and increased consumer acceptance. These projects will be performed in close collaboration with another University and corporates. The whole project
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backgrounds to come up with more eco-friendly sand nourishment designs? Then we invite you to apply for a PhD position our team! Sand nourishment is a widely used coastal management strategy to offset coastal
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to build the technical and scientific foundation for the design and evaluation of immersive digital twins for the North Sea. Method This PhD project will investigate how to create immersive digital twins
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. For this you will combine advanced bioreactor cultivations, quantitative physiology and omics-analysis, to name a few. Your duties and responsibilities include: design and implement genetic strategies in yeast
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for screening and characterization divers host microorganisms, developing and optimizing fermentation protocols, designing expression strategies and assessing expression levels of different protein products and
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of shelf life and sensory acceptability for food products; collaborating with team members to achieve project objectives and milestones within the designated timeframe; providing support for educational
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products through fermentation to reduce food waste and achieve a more sustainable food system. You will design the fermentation strategy such that microorganisms convert side-streams of mushrooms and bean
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at the Food Quality & Design group, with several external partners (including universities and industries). Within this project, your main tasks will include: perform and improve proteomics and peptidomics
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bioasphalt, palm oil residues for packaging and fertilizer. In all these developments we use an integral approach including aspects such as chain design, local conditions, economic feasibility, energy use