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UK Not Ready for Brexit’s Impact on Food, Report Warns
NewsSevere problems with the UK food system are likely unless issues are addressed, according to latest expert report
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Tiny “Tornado” Boosts Performance of Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry
News Jul 25, 2017Known as Dry Ion Localization and Locomotion (DRILL), the new device creates a swirling flow that can separate electrospray droplets depending on their size.
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Steaming Fish Eliminates More Cyanotoxins Than Boiling
News Jul 25, 2017Utilizing UHPLC researchers have shown that steaming freshwater fish for more than two minutes reduces the presence of the cyanotoxin, cylindrospermopsin, by up to 26% compared to 18% for boiling.
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Precision NanoSystems to Host Nanomedicines Symposium
News Jul 12, 2017Precision NanoSystems holds its second annual nanomedicines symposium called Nanomedicines that will discuss the latest developments in nanomedicine research.
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Cranberries May Help to Nourish Our Beneficial Gut Bacteria
News Jul 11, 2017Findings could add value to future food products or lead to a new supplement based on the cranberry.
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Thermo, SRI International Collaborate to Enhance Small Molecule Research
News Jul 11, 2017Thermo set to collaborate with SRI International to combine results of Orbitrap LC/MS experiments with organism-specific metabolic pathway and genome data to improve small molecule research and analysis.
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Are People ‘Rolling the Dice’ When it Comes to Food Safety?
News Jul 10, 2017A new study has revealed the levels of bad behaviours in UK kitchens which increase the public’s risk of getting food poisoning.
High Serum Serotonin Levels Found in Blood of SIDS Infants
News Jul 06, 2017Findings from NIH-funded study could provide basis for forensic SIDS test.
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Olfaction of Food Cues Induces Weight Gain
News Jul 06, 2017Disrupting olfaction in mice prevented weight gain despite eating the same as the control group.
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Genetic Variation, Ozone Combine to Increase Autism Risk
News Jun 26, 2017A new analysis shows that individuals with high levels of genetic variation and elevated exposure to ozone in the environment are at an even higher risk for developing autism than would be expected by adding the two risk factors together.
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Forensic Chemist Can Now Predict Age of Bloodstains Up to 2 Years
News Jun 23, 2017Using a patented laser technique (which combines Raman spectroscopy and advanced statistics), the age of bloodstains at crime scenes can be accurately predicted for up to two years.
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8th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Food Analysis (RAFA 2017)
Nov 07 - Nov 10, 2017
