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nutrition as well as food by-product biorefining and protein technology. The division has a wide range of modern analytical equipment for chromatography coupled with mass spectrometery, an in vitro human cell
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. The research has broad applications in areas of health and industrial production of e.g. fine chemicals, food and energy. The department offers highly qualified education for engineering students within the area
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systems for sustainable food production and renewable raw materials. The PhD student will be based in the subject area Horticultural and Agroecological Systems (HAS) within the Department. In HAS
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, which provides a great opportunity to be involved in challenging development projects. Qualifications To be qualified for the position, you must hold a PhD degree in Control Engineering, Computer
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with at least one engineering design software such as MATLAB/Simulink, LabVIEW or similar software are required. Experience working on quality monitoring of food and/or agriculture products is highly
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in decision-making in the food sector and sustainability-related challenges. About the position The position is placed within the research group Decision-making and Managerial Behaviour and offers
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quantitative experts (mathematics, statistics, AI&ML, systems engineering). Supervise, collaborate, and support PhD students and postdocs involved in joint projects. Your profile We are looking for someone who
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technological development. As a PhD student in this project, you will operate and evaluate different laboratory-scale biogas processes with the aim of optimising both biogas production and biofertiliser quality
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PhD Position in Ruminant Nutrition and Sustainable Dairy Production Subject area: Animal Science Project description Forage-based feeds are central to Swedish dairy production, and their protein
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be part of a larger interdisciplinary research team consisting of professors, researchers, engineers, and PhD candidates. It will be primarily affiliated with the Section for Genetics, Evolution and