Research Grant

PhD opportunity at Monash University Malaysia in Development of Palm-Kernel Milk as Therapeutic Foods under the Global Excellence and Mobility Scholarship (GEMS 2027) . This project focuses on nutrition and food sciences , with emphasis on therapeutic food formulation for malnourished individuals. The research explores the interplay of macro- and micronutrients , organoleptic performance , bioavailability , bioaccessibility , and shelf stability . It also includes market feasibility and implemen...

Wageningen University & Research (WUR) presents scholarship opportunities for prospective international MSc students. The page highlights the university’s scholarship programmes, including the ABF, Africa Scholarship Programme (ASP), Excellence programme, and NL Scholarship, as well as links to external scholarship search resources for students looking to study in the Netherlands. The scholarships are intended for prospective students only, not for students already enrolled at Wageningen Univers...

Fully funded Master’s scholarship in New Zealand on consumer response to dairy and plant-based products , offered through the Riddet Institute in collaboration with Bioeconomy Science Institute (BSI) , Massey University , and Feast Lab . The project is based at BSI, Mount Albert, Auckland , and runs for 1 year full-time . It focuses on sensory and consumer science questions around dairy yoghurt and plant-based yoghurt alternatives , including the effects of texture manipulation (thickness, mouth...

Funded PhD/MPhil opportunity in viticulture, wine chemistry, genetics, and environmental science at the University of Adelaide . The project, “SRTSR0446 Shining a light on the genetic and environmental triggers of aroma production in wine grapes,” investigates why aroma compounds such as rotundone appear in certain sites and seasons and how genetic and environmental factors influence aroma production in wine grapes. The work is connected to the broader Food, Agriculture and Wine scholarship roun...

PhD Studentship in Microbiology at the University of Cambridge, Department of Chemistry, with Professor Erwin Reisner. The project sits in the Reisner Laboratory and focuses on microbiology, biochemistry, chemistry, and biohybrid technologies. The research aims to engineer live cells to convert carbon dioxide and other feedstock chemicals into bespoke complex chemicals, and to interface these cells with light-harvesting semiconductor systems for semi-artificial photosynthesis of organic chemical...