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INRA at the 2008 International Food Show (SIAL 2008)

 

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Science and Process Engineering of Agricultural Products


During the 2008 International Food Show, INRA presented several aspects of its research in the field of process engineering of agricultural products.

 
 

Research results

  • Discrimination of cognacs and other distilled drinks by infrared spectroscopy (PDF French-English)
  • Going to the heart of cornflakes  (PDF French-English)
  •    Press Info item. 21/03/2006
  • Software to simulate ionic balances in milk products  (PDF French-English)
  • Mathematical model predicting the release of aroma in the mouth while eating  (PDF French-English)

Facilities

  • Biopolymers - Interactions - Structural Biology platform (PDF French-English)
  • Cereal fractionation pilot plant  (PDF French-English)
  • MRI of biological systems  (PDF French-English)
  • Dairy technology research  (PDF French-English)
  • Lipids-Aromas platform  (PDF French-English)
  • Polyphenol platform  (PDF French-English)

> Find out more about INRA's Science and Process Engineering of Agricultural Products Division


Other fields of research presented at the SIAL:
- Nutrition, chemical food safety and consumer behaviour
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- Microbiology and the food chain
> find out more
- Animal physiology and livestock systems
> find out more
- Social sciences, agriculture and food, rural development and
   environment
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Label for the news :  News
Date for the news :  2011.03.08
Date of creation : 27/10/2008
Date of last update : 29/10/2008

 

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