18 density-functional-theory PhD positions at Wageningen University and Research Center in Netherlands
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food system to increase global production while promoting sustainability in terms of farmers' incomes, soil health, input use, and environmental and climate impact. Regenerative agriculture is a
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infrastructure. Alongside your involvement in the HCU project, you will be the Veterinary Virology Researcher. Your will play a key part in expanding WBVR’s contract research, particularly in vaccine and antiviral
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Your job Do you also feel that assessment systems can be more optimally used to support and empower student learning? Do you like to innovate education, work with teachers and make a difference for
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! We are inviting applications for a 4-year full-time PhD position as part of the SCOPE project—Shelf-life Control, Optimized Pricing, and Excess Redistribution—a collaboration between the Operations
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Your job As PhD candidate, you will be part of the project SHIELT – Shelf-life for plant-based meat alternatives. This project aims to develop predictive microbiology and risk assessment tools
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this industry-funded partnership project you will do multi-disciplinary work to assess the underlying mechanisms of how different ingredients impact on digestion and subsequent metabolic and appetite effects
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the economic impacts of offshore wind farms on commercial fisheries in the Dutch North Sea. Your work will identify who wins and who loses in this energy transition and investigate how fishers can adapt to
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full-time contract (100%) lasts four years, with the option to choose a part-time contract (80%) that lasts almost five years. In your PhD-research, you will: review literature, develop research
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Your job Do you have a strong affiliation with animal health and food safety? Are you a skilled project leader and do you like to work in multidisciplinary teams? Would you like to know everything
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work on satellite image analysis and field inventories of ecosystem responses to tundra fires in remote Arctic sites. You will work at the Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation group (PEN) and