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23 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Wageningen University & Research Research Field Engineering » Chemical engineering Engineering » Process engineering Researcher Profile First Stage
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relevant for industrial partners? If so, these may be the ideal Eng D position for you. Waste streams that originate from processing agrifood materials still contain many valuable components, including
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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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are: theoretical phytopathology; predictive modelling / Bioinformatics; quantitative disease immunity; structural biology. However, researchers working on other cutting-edge theories/approaches in phytopathology
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a competitive (funding) landscape. Specific topics that are complementary to the current research group are: theoretical phytopathology; predictive modelling / Bioinformatics; quantitative disease
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technologies for various livestock species, including fish. As a researcher in cryoconservation, you will work on developing and improving techniques to collect, process and store genetic material (sperm
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predictions into biological insights and identify ancient genetic traits that may contribute to future climate-resilient agriculture. Within Wageningen University, you will be embedded in the Bioinformatics
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scientist with a strong interest pursuing a career in molecular plant-microbe interactions. You are a team player, who is always ready to help students and colleagues in the lab, bioinformatics analyses, etc
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ingredients, a process that is traditionally slow because each substrate–strain combination behaves differently. By applying machine learning to historical experimental data, we can predict high‑potential