10 rotterdam English-speaking jobs in Wageningen

You will work here Are you a highly motivated and curious PhD candidate with a strong interest in insect–plant interactions to investigate the evolution of glucosinolate detection in cabbage white butterflies (Pieris spp. )?

Do you have a keen interest in microbial interactions between hosts and parasites? Would you enjoy pursuing PhD combining ecology, molecular biology and genetics? Are you enthusiastic about combining fieldwork, labwork and sequencing analyses? If yes, then we may have the perfect opportunity for you!

If so, this PostDoc position at Wageningen University & Research could be the perfect next step in your career. Although human milk is widely acknowledged as the recommended source of nutrition for newborn infants, many of them receive cows’ milk-based infant formula.

Then you could be the ideal PhD candidate to join our team! In the Fertile Soils-project, we are hiring a PhD candidate for a 4-year PhD trajectory that aims to develop a theoretical and methodological basis for defining the new concept of ‘landscape services’ in regional spatial design.

As our PhD candidate, you will dive into this puzzle, exploring how plant community structure, host quality, and fungal diversity interact to influence disease risk. You will combine mesocosm experiments in the greenhouse with fieldwork in large-scale biodiversity experiments to untangle the complexity of plant–fungal interactions.

The Geo-information Science team within the Laboratory of Geo-information Science and Remote Sensing is an interdisciplinary research group focused on integrated approaches to geospatial systems analysis. Our work applies a complex adaptive systems approach that explicitly emphasizes behavioural models of human action-taking and decision-making.

Overview Do you have a background in agronomy, soil science or environmental science and would you like to contribute to more sustainable agricultural systems? Do you enjoy the puzzle of data analysis with societal relevance? You might be the ideal PhD candidate to join our team!

Are you looking for a PhD position (4 years) in communication science? Are you interested in how social media affects polarization on issues such as climate change and immigration? We are seeking a PhD candidate in communication science who will combine a substantial interest in political communication with strong methodological skills.

You will dissect the genetic variation that underlies a type of clonal plant regeneration called somatic embryogenesis.

We are looking for an enthusiastic biologist, biomedical scientist or toxicologist with an affinity for tissue culture, molecular biology, physiology, and microbiology. You will be the PhD student who joins an interdisciplinary team in Wageningen and Amsterdam.