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Your job Are you looking for a PhD position and do you like to participate in an exciting interdisciplinary research project to discover how different ingredients affect food digestion and appetite
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to regenerative agriculture, including biological indicators that are often neglected in soil health monitoring programs. You will be part of a team of PhDs focusing on modeling soil processes at different scales
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geospatial data on fisheries activities near OWFs to evaluate the distributional impacts of OWFs across different fleet segments; conducting fieldwork and surveys in collaboration with ‘NO REGRETS’ partners
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change. You will investigate how different types of learning infrastructures lead to capacity building and learning among the participants in existing experiments as well as in their direct context
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tools and programming languages such as R or Python; an interest in working together with people from the food industry; you are an ambitious and highly motivated scientist; you are a creative researcher
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drugs in a variety of different matrices. We enjoy the new challenging projects regarding food and feed safety, for example in relation to the circular economy, climate change and new protein sources
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on cheese alternatives, and understanding how ingredients can alter the structure and different textural properties. The development for cheese alternatives is relevant to boost the transition to a
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at Wageningen Social & Economic Research to larger teams consisting of researchers from different organisations and subcontractors. These could be from WUR divisions, such as Wageningen Plant or Livestock
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the breeding of complex resilience traits for several crops in different growing systems. This collaborative effort involves four universities and numerous companies. It encompasses scientific research, data
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., machine learning, stochastic dynamic programming, simulation). Affinity with (food) supply chain management is preferred. To collaborate with and to co-supervise MSc thesis students and internship students