Workshop PathogenCombat in Torino 2008
17 April 2008
Austria
The EU-Project PathogenCombat organizes, together with the University of Torino, a workshop with the title “Culture Independent Techniques, Microarrays and Resuscitation and Enrichment Methods: Principles and Applications“ on Thursday 17th of April 2008 in Torino, Italy.
As referees, we will welcome renowned scientists from Italy, Belgium and Germany. The workshop will be held in English.
For further information and download of the flyer please visit: http://www.pathogencombat.com/Aktiviteter/2008/Culture%20Independend%20Techniques.aspx(opens in new window)
Food safety is of fundamental importance to the European consumer, the food industry and the economy. The impact on trade and competitiveness is
very substantial. Despite significant investment, the incidence of food derived disease still increases in the EU. The EU FP6 project
`PathogenCombat` attacks this pan-European problem through a holistic, multidisciplinary approach towards threats from new/emerging pathogens in the
entire food chain. The impact in Europe of PathogenCombat with 44 Partners from 17 countries is bound to be very significant. PathogenCombat will contribute strongly to improve the effectiveness and uniformity in reducing the prevalence of foodborne pathogens in European food.
As referees, we will welcome renowned scientists from Italy, Belgium and Germany. The workshop will be held in English.
For further information and download of the flyer please visit: http://www.pathogencombat.com/Aktiviteter/2008/Culture%20Independend%20Techniques.aspx(opens in new window)
Food safety is of fundamental importance to the European consumer, the food industry and the economy. The impact on trade and competitiveness is
very substantial. Despite significant investment, the incidence of food derived disease still increases in the EU. The EU FP6 project
`PathogenCombat` attacks this pan-European problem through a holistic, multidisciplinary approach towards threats from new/emerging pathogens in the
entire food chain. The impact in Europe of PathogenCombat with 44 Partners from 17 countries is bound to be very significant. PathogenCombat will contribute strongly to improve the effectiveness and uniformity in reducing the prevalence of foodborne pathogens in European food.