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-brain barrier and helps remove waste products through the so-called glymphatic system. The glymphatic system consists of channels surrounding the blood vessels. Through these channels, substances
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situated at the Animal Production Systems group of Wageningen University & Research. Here we analyze and explore the roles of livestock in food systems with the aim of making these food systems more
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experiments in the field of nature conservation and benthic fauna research; assist with securing new projects and drafting research proposals; communicate with fellow researchers and clients; report and present
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such animals or visit poultry production farms. Finally, we would be interested to know whether and how you used AI in preparing your application. We kindly ask you to briefly address this in your motivation
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Work as a team player, contributing to the activities and wider aims of DECISION project. You will work here This PhD position will be situated between the Animal Production Systems (APS) group and the
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Economics (BEC) group ; and Dr Raimon Ripoll-Bosch from the Animal Production Systems (APS) group of Wageningen University & Research. The work of Prof. dr Miranda Meuwissen focuses on farm economics, risk
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Valorisation team develops and evaluates technologies that reduce emissions and nutrient losses from manure. At the same time, we increasingly view animal manure as a valuable resource. By converting manure
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variety of plants and animals on the other. Within Wageningen UR, the Plant Sciences Group brings together science education and scientific, strategic and applied research in the fields of biology, of
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within a research group with strong expertise in vascular access, large animal models and clinical translation. At the same time, you will be scientifically embedded in research groups at TU Delft focusing
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start in the growing season, long before other algae receive sufficient light to pick up growth. Additionally, microalgae contribute to the production of the trace gas dimethylsulfide (DMS) that has