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Research Summary Sheets - 2002
No.01
Consumer issues: consumer awareness of and attitudes towards functional foods
No.04
Acid preservation of foods
No.05
Optimising of proving and baking processes
No.06
Microbiological risk factors associated with the domestic handling of meat
No.07
Inhibitory effect of sodium metabisulphite against verocytotoxin-producing
E. coli
in pure culture and in model meat systems
No.08
Food ingredients as natural antimicrobials
No.09
Understanding the bubble structure of baked products
No.10
Whole-field optical measurement of strains and textures in food materials
No.11
Validation of methods to detect mycotoxins in spices
No.12
Improvements and guidance on best design and operation of cleaning systems (to minimise airborne contamination)
No.13
Design and evaluation of barrier tunnels between low and high care food processing areas
No.14
Electrostatic fogging for disinfection
No.15
The application of HACCP techniques to the management of Fusarium toxins in cereals
No.16
Technology toolkit
No.17
Consumer issues: a consumer investigation of food issues: comparing face-to-face interviews with an internet approach
No.18
The development of near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy calibrations for the prediction of wheat and flour quality
No.19
Integrating consumer needs into product quality using the approach of Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
No.20
Calibration of sensory testing of food contact materials - paper and board CALIBSENSORY
No.21
Correlating instrumental and sensory analyses of flavour: Olfaction-methodology and thresholds
No.22
Forecasting: predicting microbial spoilage
No.23
Pathogens in high risk areas - where do they come from?
No.24
Time-temperature integrators for thermal process analysis
No.25
Foreign body identification scheme
No.26
Endocrine disrupting chemicals and the food industry
No.27
Non-destructive NIR technology for fruit and vegetable internal quality assessment, eliminating the skin disturbing effect
No.28
Predicting baked product processing requirements and quality using NIR spectroscopy
No.31
Hygiene methods manual
No.32
Survival and decontamination of viruses on fresh produce
No.33
Understanding the risks of
Cryptosporidium
in foods
No.34
Foodborne pathogens: establishing their preservation tolerance and boundaries for growth
No.35
Shelf-life evaluation for the food industry: standardisation and benchmarking
No.36
Microbiological impact of multiple pasteurisation
No.37
Guidelines for the design, construction and layout of food processing factories
No.38
Effect of detergents on the detachment and biocide susceptibility of foodborne pathogens
No.39
Method development in sensory and consumer sciences: Thurstonian Scaling
No.40
HACCP in the future: a definitive auditing standard
No.42
Understanding heat stability in emulsions
No.43
Innovations in heat recovery systems for tubular heat exchangers
No.45
Rapid cooling of foods
No.46
Gums and thickeners: a review of hydrocolloids
No.47
Spinning disc heat exchangers - potential in the food industry
No.49
High pressure homogenisation - further work
No.50
Cleaning issues in dry production environments
No.51
Predicting microbial death during heat treatments on foods 'BugDeath'
No.52
Quality assurance and end-use suitability of wheat and flour
No.53
Characterising wheat flour protein quality from mixograph traces
No.57
The biochemical and molecular control of endosperm texture in wheat and related cereals
No.58
Structural and functional heterogeneity among the puroindoline proteins of wheat
No.59
Managing late N applications to meet wheat protein market requirements using pre-harvest near infrared (NIR) sensing
No.60
Rapid detection of microbial contaminants in food products using electronic nose technology
No.61
A microbiological risk assessment (MRA) of Listeria monocytogenes in cooked meats and poultry
No.62
Microbiological risk assessment for the food industry
No.63
Active packaging for chilled fresh prepared produce and combination products
No.64
Enzyme use and interactions in bakery products
No.65
Microbiological methods innovation forum
No.66
The impact of organic production on food safety and quality
No.67
Microbial pathogens on fresh produce: routes of contamination and decontamination
No.68
Effect of agricultural practices on food safety and quality
No.69
Development of molecular markers suitable for the detection of olive oil adulteration with hazelnut oil
No.70
Chemical food safety and quality: information and methods
No.71
Evaluation of assay kits for the detection of hazelnut in processed foods
No.72
Characterisation of flavour delivery from starch based products
No.74
Attitudes of older EU adults to diet, food and health: a pan-EU survey
No.77
Measurement of fat migration in meat pies - its effect on legal meat content
No.78
Development and validation of methods for the detection and characterisation of verocytotoxin-producing
Escherichia coli
in foods
No.79
Development of a method to determine the vitamin D content of foods using the ESA coularray detector, and validation of general vitamin methods in current use
No.80
Application of DNA markers for the specific detection of chicken and turkey in processed meat products
No.81
Cereal variety identification by DNA profiling on a chip-based CE system
No.82
Fish species identification on DNA chips
No.83
Rancidity levels in the fat of fresh and borderline meat products
No.84
Quantification of DNA markers associated with meat authentication by real-time PCR