16 postdoc-in-control PhD positions at Wageningen University and Research Center in Netherlands
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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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high command of Dutch (at least C1 level ); or proof of how this level will be achieved within 6 months after the start of the position; a high command of English (at least C1 level ); strong affinity
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your command of the English language is expected to be at C1 level . Sometimes it is necessary to submit an internationally recognised Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language. More information
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strategies and climate information services implemented in the farmers’ communities compared with control communities. We expect that the updated climate services used by farmers will improve farmers
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and/or mass spectrometric approaches; affinity with (endogenous) enzymes and corresponding screening methodology; affinity for collaboration with industry. For this position your command
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(python or similar) or are willing to obtain these, and you like to work with large datasets Enthusiastic, pleasant and intrinsically motivated colleague who takes initiative; For this position your command
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your command of the English language is expected to be at C1 level . Sometimes it is necessary to submit an internationally recognised Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language. More information
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plus; For this position your command of the English language is expected to be at C1 level. Sometimes it is necessary to submit an internationally recognised Certificate of Proficiency in
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Your job Are you getting excited by the development of plant-based foods? Are you curious to understand better how properties of such foods can be controlled? And do you have the mindset of a
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that are still largely controlled with insecticides. Alternative, more sustainable methods to combat these pest are desperately needed. Plants harbour diverse and dynamic microbial communities in and around their