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Control Methods to Kill Pathogens
and Spoilage Microorganisms in Food
(November 15-16, 2012)
Chicago, IL
Instructor
Dr.
Gulhan Unlu has been on the University of Idaho faculty since 2000.
She is an Associate Professor within the School of Food Science. She
is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at Washington State University.
Prior to joining the University of Idaho, Dr. Unlu conducted postdoctoral
research at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado.
She holds an M.S. degree in Food Science and a Ph.D. degree in Food
Science with emphasis on Food Microbiology and a minor in Bacteriology,
both from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Dr. Unlu is currently an instructor for two senior-level food microbiology
courses and a senior-level seminar course at the University of Idaho
and Washington State University. She has presented guest lectures in
diverse courses in sciences, including Introduction to Food Science,
Food Toxicology, Exploring International Agriculture, Biotechnology
and Society, and Molecules of Death. She has taught course modules in
engineering courses, including Biomass and Biorefinery, Conversion of
Biomass to Biofuels, and Bioprocess Engineering. Dr. Unlu has also developed
and taught weeklong courses in introductory and advanced food microbiology
to serve the food industry.
Dr. Unlu's research interests are in the areas of food microbiology,
dairy microbiology, food biotechnology, microbial food safety, food
biopreservation, bioactive packaging of foods, and bioconversion of
agricultural and industrial waste into value-added products. Dr. Unlu
is an active member of the Institute of Food Technologists. She also
serves as the associate editor of the Journal of Probiotics and Antimicrobial
Peptides.
Associate
Professor, Food Science,
University of Idaho Gulhan Unlu, Ph.D.
OFFICE: Agricultural Biotechnology, Room 205
PHONE: (208) 885-7771
E-MAIL: gulhan@uidaho.edu
FAX: (509) 335-4815
For
Class registration, click on here
Place
Holiday
Inn-Elk Grove, 1000 Busse Road
Elk Grove Village, IL. 60007
TEL) 847-437-6010
(Fee Shuttle from Ohare Airport)

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room reservation, use Group discout
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Group discount code is FOB
Program
Antimicrobial
Preservatives
Current Sanitizers
Factors that affect antimicrobial activity
Organic acids
Parabenzoic acids
Nitrites
Phosphates
Sodium chloride
Disinfectants
Naturally occurring antimicrobials
Biologically
Based Preservation
Bio preservation by controlled acidification
Bacteriocins
Physical Methods of Food Preservation
Physical dehydration
processes
Drying
Freeze-drying
Cool storage
Controlled-atmosphere storage
Modified-atmosphere packaging
Freezing and frozen storage
Preservation by heat treatments
Pasteurization, Sterilization, UHT
Thermobacteriology
Calculating heat processes for foods
Microwave heat treatment
Preservation by irradiation
UV radiation
Ionizing radiation
Other non-thermal processes
Ohmic heating
PEF
Industrial
Strategies for Ensuring Safe Food
Text book will be provided.
Coffee, Tea, (No lunch provided)
After
training, all attendees will receive a certificate.
Target
Audience
Fresh Produce
Packers
Restaurant Chains
Meat products
Seafood products
Consultants Food distributors
Wholesalers
Daily products
Educators
Students
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