University of East Anglia in Norwich is offering a 4-year Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership PhD studentship. You will study how starch-binding modules interact with amylases using NMR and materials science.
You will work across carbohydrate hydrogel interfaces, digestion kinetics and advanced spectroscopy, gaining hands-on experience in enzyme assays, data analysis and cross-disciplinary collaboration to inform rational food design.
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We have an opening for a PhD: Decode CBMs That Shape Starch Digestion in Norwich, England, United Kingdom within Human Resources, Bio & Pharmacology & Health.
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The position is based in Norwich, England, United Kingdom.
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