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In Terneuzen, the Netherlands, we are looking for a student for below project.
Rheological study of interactions between cellulose ethers and other functional ingredients for gluten-free bread
The gluten free bakery market, driven by increasing celiac disease diagnosis and healthy perception, has grown dramatically in recent years. This growth has led to an increasing demand for high quality baked goods especially breads. Cellulose ethers can be used in gluten free breads (see picture) to replace the functionality of gluten and improve volume, softness and crumb structure of breads. Cellulose ethers are water soluble polymers derived from cellulose. They have the ability to gel when being heated up, they show surface activity and they give viscoelasticity to their solutions. For these functionalities, they have found application as structural ingredients in food products, e.g. to stabilize emulsions, as a protective coating, or as a thickener in fruit pastries. In this study, the student will investigate interactions between cellulose ethers and two other structural ingredients via rheological methods. This will increase our fundamental understanding of the functionality of these blends of carbohydrates. Other techniques may include (not limited to) phase separations, microscopy and DSC.
Project goals
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Education Backgrounds: |
Biomedical Science Chemical Engineering |
Specialties: |
(Bio) Chemistry Biosystems Food Engineering |
Education Level: |
Postgraduate (Masters) |
Experience: |
0 - 2 years |
Languages spoken: |
English |
Job Location: | Zeeland-Terneuzen, Netherlands |
Type: Internship
Deadline: 15th January 2021
Job reference (ID): 18726
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