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Wageningen University & Research is the university and research centre for life sciences. The themes we deal with are relevant to everyone around the world and Wageningen, therefore, has a large
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course program tailored to your needs and the research team. The gross salary for the first year is € 3.059,- per month rising to € 3.881,- in the fourth year in according to the Collective Labour
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team A significant portion of your activities will be part of the Centre of genetic Resources (CGN) program, which is part of ABG. CGN carries out statutory research tasks aimed at preserving genetic
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brings together expertise in energy informatics, optimization, data science, social sciences, and governance to develop trusted data-sharing solutions for the heat transition. Within the project, you will
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Statutory Research Tasks Program for Contagious Animal Diseases (WOT-BD) and focus on notifiable and legally controlled swine diseases, including African swine fever (ASF), classical swine fever (CSF
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for an Assistant Professor to strengthen our team at the exciting intersection of data science, nutrition, and health. Could you be our new colleague? What are you going to do? In this role, you will contribute
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ever-growing need for innovative and sustainable food production technologies. Cultivated meat and seafood are an emerging technology where meat or seafood are produced using animal cell culture. Despite
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outcomes. As part of your PhD trajectory, you will: conduct high-quality scientific research within the field of sensory science and cognitive health; set up and coordinate a randomized controlled
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-information Science and Remote Sensing (GRS) and will be supervised by Dr. Erika Speelman. This PhD position is a part of PE&RC, a collaborative research and PhD training institute coordinated by Wageningen University
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resilience, pathogen adaptation, quantitative disease biology, predictive modelling, or mechanistic understanding of plant-pathogen interactions. As an Associate Professor in the Laboratory of Phytopathology