Prof.dr. H.F.M. Te Molder

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• analysis
• applied
• aspects
• communication
• discourse
• discursive
• expert
• interaction
• nutrition
• psychology
• science
• technology
• theoretical

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Publications

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The role of genes in talking about overweight: an analysis of discourse on genetics, overweight and health risks in relation to nutrigenomics

The role of genes in talking about overweight: An analysis of discourse on genetics, overweight and health risks in relation to nutrigenomics (online first)

If you can't eat what you like, like what you can: how children with coeliac disease and their families construct dietary restrictions as a matter of choice

Competing agendas in upstream engagement meetings between celiac disease experts and patients.

'Everyone may think whatever they like, but scientists...': Or how and to what end plant scientists manage the science-society relationship.

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Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Personalized nutrition advice : an everyday-life perspective

Current research

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Co-supervisor	Defining expertise and citizenship: on the interactional dynamics of expert-citizen expectations in plant genomics research
Project leader	Responsible innovation in food technology. About the intricate web of soft impacts, (ir)responsibilities, and mutual lack of trust
Project leader	Discursive strategies and the emergence of space
Researcher	Co-evolution and stretching of bio-physical and socio-institutional space
Co-supervisor	Future scenarios of innovation processes in medical genomics

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Completed research projects

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Supervisor	Slumbering crises: a discursive analysis
Supervisor	From technology to application: the role of genomics in the everydaylife of the celiac disease patient
Co-supervisor	Responsible innovation in food technology: about the intricate web of soft impacts, (ir)responsibilities, and mutual lack of trust
Co-supervisor	Personalized Nutrition Advice in the everyday context
Researcher	LIFE21:participation of adolescents (12-18 years of age) in the development of programmes to induce healthy lifestyles

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Classification

D66000	Communication sciences