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Detection of Harmful Chemicals in Food
Data Acquisition, Development of Predictive Models for Food Safety and their Associated Use in International Pathogen Modeling and Microbial Databases
Integration of Multiple Interventions to Enhance Microbial Safety, Quality, and Shelf-Life of Foods
Development of Predictive Microbial Models for Food Safety Using Alternate Approaches
Mission
The mission of the Residue Chemistry and Predictive Microbiology Research Unit is to develop innovative, highly effective, efficient, and robust methods of chemical analysis, predictive microbiological models and intervention technologies to mitigate risks, enhance quality, extend the shelf-life of raw and ready-to-eat foods, and transfer these technologies to stakeholders to ensure a safe and high quality food supply.
Boleratz, Beth
Burke, Angela
- Mattrazzo
Chen, Guoying
Ford, Tanita
Garner, Christina
Gurtler, Joshua
Huang, Lihan
Hwang, Andy
Juneja, Vijay
Kingsley, David
Lai, Bun-Hong
Lehotay, Steven
Lightfield, Alan
Meade, Gloria
Moten, Robyn
Oscar, Thomas
Osoria, Angie
Raleigh, Stacy
Richards, Gary
Sapozhnikova, Yelena
Scullen, Butch
- Butch
Sheen, Shiowshuh
- Allen
Simons, Tawana
Watson, Michael
Yun, Limei