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acceptance remains limited due to insufficient meat aroma and persistent off-flavors. PBMAs are typically produced by texturizing plant proteins through extrusion or shear cell processing, both of which
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. PBMAs are typically produced by texturizing plant proteins through extrusion or shear cell processing, both of which involve elevated temperatures. Interestingly, the characteristic aroma of cooked meat
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. chlorophyll fluorescence imaging) with microclimate measurements, you will uncover photosynthetic limitations and regulatory processes (e.g. acclimation) that are often overlooked due to their long temporal
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photosynthetic limitations and regulatory processes (e.g. acclimation) that are often overlooked due to their long temporal dynamics. The aim is to interpret these dynamics in a physiological framework and
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policymaking processes within the European Commission. Familiarity with the opportunities and challenges facing the Netherlands agricultural sector is a distinct advantage. Substantial experience engaging with
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include: developing and extending process-based crop models describing physiological processes (e.g. carbon partitioning, organ growth, reproductive development and harvest index) under dynamic environments
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, with the goal of uncovering the mechanisms that govern this process. By gaining a deeper understanding of these mechanisms, we aim to manipulate the inheritance patterns and create plants capable
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interaction, geo-information science, or a related field, with experience in experimental research using virtual reality? If so, we have an exciting PhD opportunity for you! Spatial thinking plays a crucial
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questions, we are happy to help. You will work on the greenest and most innovative campus in the Netherlands, in an international and open working environment. Selection process For more information about the
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campus in the Netherlands, in an international and open working environment. Selection process For more information about the position, please contact Prof. dr Miranda Meuwissen ([email protected]