Prebiotics and synbiotics for human health - converting biomass into functional food ingredients at University of Reading on FindAPhD.com

Prof R Rastall Applications accepted all year round Self-Funded PhD Students Only

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Reading United Kingdom Bioinformatics Biotechnology Microbiology Nutrition Food Sciences

About the Project

Prof. Rastall is interested in research in the area of prebiotic oligosaccharides, synbiotic combinations with probiotics and the impact of structure on the gut fermentation of carbohydrates. An opportunity is available for a self-funded PhD student to work on the potential of converting waste biomass into functional food ingredients. He is looking for a PhD student with skills in enzyme biotechnology, microbiology and/or carbohydrate analysis.

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