35 English-speaking jobs in Wageningen

PhD candidate to study the safety of crop production using treated wastewater for irrigation, focusing on organic micropollutants (OMPs) and PFAS. Responsibilities include building a model for OMP and PFAS transfer from wastewater to crops, performing experiments, and identifying mechanisms of OMP and PFAS uptake in plants.

PhD candidate to investigate the prediction of protease cleavage sites in food proteins and peptide release kinetics during digestion using analytical chemistry and data-driven modelling.

PhD candidate to study ion exchange for ammonium removal from wastewater, developing models and conducting experiments within a research consortium focused on next-generation municipal wastewater treatment technologies.

PhD candidate to study the use of biofiltration systems for removing organic micropollutants and PFAS from concentrated streams in the context of drinking water production.

PhD position within the BlueVantage research consortium focused on developing next generation municipal wastewater treatment technologies. Research will involve studying fractionation of organic wastewater components, assessing biodegradability, and developing low-temperature microbial consortia for contaminant removal.

PhD candidate to develop approaches to monitor and interpret canopy-level photosynthesis using chlorophyll fluorescence imaging and microclimate data. Will design and execute greenhouse and vertical-farm experiments, use and validate multilayer photosynthesis models, and investigate short- and long-term regulatory processes. Collaborate with technology providers, growers, and researchers to integrate imaging-based insights into climate-control tools.

PhD position to develop vision-language models for biodiversity and environmental monitoring using Earth observation, drone, and in situ images. Develop new machine learning methods for learning efficient and interpretable representations from real-world data. Collaborate with international researchers to advance AI/computer vision for ecology.

PhD position to investigate novel genes involved in female differentiation in parasitoid wasps using RNA interference and CRISPR/Cas9.

The EIT Food Accelerator Network (FAN) 2026 is a multi-hub European accelerator program supporting agrifood and foodtech startups. Selected startups will join one of six specialized hubs across Europe, each focused on a key theme shaping the future of food systems. The program provides expert mentorship, industry connections, and investment readiness support. Startups will undergo a rigorous selection process and, if successful, gain access to European research facilities, validation infrastructure, and the EIT Food Innovation Community. Funding opportunities are available at the end of the program.

As a Sales associate, you'll provide customer service, stock shelves, and assist with various tasks in a fast-paced environment.

PhD position exploring the jetting behavior of complex multicomponent fluids in inkjet printing. Responsibilities include developing experimental tools, creating model ink systems, and communicating findings. Requires a MSc degree in physics, physical chemistry, fluid dynamics, or soft matter, experience with microscopy and computational tools, and strong English language skills.

Lecturer in marketing (and consumer) research to educate students in advanced marketing theories, applying marketing theories to societal problems, and developing research projects related to marketing and consumer behavior.

PhD research to develop statistically rigorous validation methods for near-real-time land cover change monitoring.

This PhD position explores how cities globally respond to the risk of extreme water scarcity ("Day Zero" events). The research analyzes policy responses, risk perceptions, and societal adaptations in six cities (Bogotá, Mexico City, Barcelona, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Cape Town). The successful candidate will conduct policy document analysis, interviews, and surveys to understand how risk images influence urban responses to water scarcity.

This PhD position investigates how modified cellulose nanocrystals self-assemble into structurally colored materials. The project aims to create robust, water-resistant photonic pigments based on renewable nanomaterials for applications in paints, coatings, and inks.