Food Consortium IDLA PhD Opportunities

Current PhD Opportunities

 

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AI Enabled Supply Chain Resilience in Food Manufacturing

  • Funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: Queen’s University Belfast

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Individual Differences and Preferences for Sweetness within the UK

(2606 RSM)

  • Fully funded (home students) 4-year PhD

  • Host: University of Reading and Swansea University

  • Industry Partner: Mondelēz International

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Linking Molecular Architecture to the Functionality of Hydrocolloids Using Advanced Characterisation Techniques

(2607 LLN)

  • Fully funded (home students) 4-year PhD

  • Host: University of Leeds

  • Industry Partner: Nestlé Research, Lausanne

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Closed PhD Opportunities

 

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Decarbonisation of Industrial Cooking of Food While Maintaining Quality Characteristics

  • Funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: Brunel University of London

Closed for applications

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Happiness by Design: Consumer-Centric Approaches to Product Evaluation        

(2601 NSP)

  • Fully funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: University of Nottingham and Swansea University

  • Industry Partner: pladis

Closed for applications

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Modelling aroma solubility and headspace composition for reduced-alcohol formulation

(2602 LED)

  • Fully funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: Loughborough University and University of Edinburgh

  • Industry Partner: Diageo

Closed for applications

 

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Machine Learning-Based Modelling of Flavour Formation in Alternative Sources of Cocoa Aroma

(2603 RIN)

  • Fully funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: University of Reading and Imperial College London

  • Industry Partner: Nestlé PTC

Closed for applications

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Sodium Reduction in Coated Frozen Foods

(2604 NLN)

  • Fully funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: University of Nottingham and University of Leeds

  • Industry Partner: Nomad Foods

Closed for applications

yoghurt tubs

Yoghurt - enhancing satiety through the gut microbiota

(2605 RIY)

  • Fully funded 4-year PhD

  • Host: University of Reading and Imperial College London

  • Industry Partner: Yeo Valley

Closed for applications