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Fully Funded Master's and PhD Positions in Food Residue Valorization (Chemical Engineering)

Montreal, Quebec, Canada Fully funded (amount not stated) Fellowship On-site

Polytechnique Montréal has fully funded Master's and PhD positions in food residue valorisation in the chemical engineering lab of Prof. Gabriela Vollet Marson. The work is lab-based, turning food residues into valuable products with strong use of analytical methods, and the positions are open until filled.

Country
CA
Experience
Experience not specified
Salary / stipend
Fully funded (amount not stated)
Job type
Fellowship
Work mode
On-site
Function
Research

Who can apply

BSc (for Master's) or MSc (for PhD) in Food Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Biochemistry

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What you’ll do

Lab-based work on valorizing food by-products, with strong use of analytical methods.

What the employer asks for

Bachelor's (Master's track) or Master's (PhD track) in food engineering, chemical engineering, biochemistry or close field; strong lab and analytical skills.

How to apply

Read the full notice and follow the instructions on the original application page.

Open until filled

Skills for this role

What employers ask for in Research (JRF / SRF / PhD / Postdoc) roles. named in this notice

  • Laboratory experimental work
  • Analytical methods
  • PhD
  • Junior Research Fellow
  • JRF
  • Senior Research Fellow
  • SRF
  • Postdoctoral
  • Research Associate
  • Food Technology research
  • GATE XL
  • ICAR NET
  • ASRB
  • Publications
  • Impact factor
  • h-index
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Prepare for the interview

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  1. Summarise your dissertation or main research project in two minutes for a non-specialist panel.
  2. Why this group or lab, and how does your experience fit the project described in the call?
  3. How did you design your experiments and choose the statistical analysis?
  4. Which analytical techniques have you used hands-on, and what were their limitations?
  5. What would be the first three months of work on this project if you were selected?
  6. Tell us about a result that did not work and what you did next.

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  • Tailor your resume to this vacancyMatch the keywords in the requirements. Resume Studio shows what is missing.
  • Prepare a short research statementOne page on your project experience and why this group or call fits.
  • Line up refereesMost calls ask for two or three referees; tell them in advance.
  • Check the funding termsFellowship amount, duration, HRA and eligibility (NET / GATE) differ between calls.

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Original posting: Date not stated
Checked 2026-11-05 · Updated 2026-11-05

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